Could Andre Ward be in danger of being frozen out?
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because Golovkin is slow?
Ward beats Golovkin on the inside, but not imo on the outside where even Arthur Abraham had his moments against Ward.
I would also favour Martinez against Golovkin but not by much at all, if anything only because he is the name with big fight experience.Comment
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I'm not interested in these recycled opponents. I think Ward should take his dominance north to 174. It seems like every fighter once they've made that transition to elite fighter & become known pfp they cherrypick. Forget all dat.Comment
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he could be frozen out, but it's not "dangerous"
he's already beaten everyone worth mentioning at the weight
if they won't rematch him, so what?
he doesn't need them to fight him again
he should just go up in weight alreadyComment
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I guess Dirrell is the last guy at 168 left. Or I guess Adonis Stevenson/Edwin Rodriguez. Although the latter two certainly aren't that appealing.
Ward just needs to keep doing what he's doing. He already beat Kessler/Froch so it's no big deal. Just fight who he can and keep adding to his legacy. Only other option is to move to 175.Comment
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With Froch and Kessler fighting in April, and Bute on the undercard for the WBC, the winner of Froch/Kessler will fight butein Montreal most likely in August or September for massive cash, IBF, WBA and WBC title fight
he can't fight the loser, and Pavlik retired, so where is the money fight for Ward this year?
And if Froch wins a close one, well then they might have Froch/Kessler 3 early next year for even more massive cash
The problem Ward now has, is nobody is going to be in any rush to fight him, and he doesn't have the drawing power to demand anything.
What you think?
can you see this happening?Comment
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