Andre Ward hasn’t stepped in a boxing ring in over one year, but the super middleweight world champion vowed that his absence from the sport has only strengthened his resolve.
“One thing I accepted a long time ago is that this is my story. This is part of my journey,” Ward said. “Floyd (Mayweather), Bernard (Hopkins), they’ve all had moments in their career where things happened, and they had to overcome … They mentioned Kobe (Bryant) earlier. Not just injuries, but life. Stuff happens.”
Ward (26-0, 14 KOs) will travel to the Southern California city of Ontario on Nov. 16 to face unbeaten challenger Edwin Rodriguez in a bout that will air on HBO. The defending champion from Oakland, Calif., has fully recovered from a tear in his right shoulder that derailed a clash with former middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik. [Click Here To Read More]
“One thing I accepted a long time ago is that this is my story. This is part of my journey,” Ward said. “Floyd (Mayweather), Bernard (Hopkins), they’ve all had moments in their career where things happened, and they had to overcome … They mentioned Kobe (Bryant) earlier. Not just injuries, but life. Stuff happens.”
Ward (26-0, 14 KOs) will travel to the Southern California city of Ontario on Nov. 16 to face unbeaten challenger Edwin Rodriguez in a bout that will air on HBO. The defending champion from Oakland, Calif., has fully recovered from a tear in his right shoulder that derailed a clash with former middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik. [Click Here To Read More]
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