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Originally posted by hitking View PostI don't see how anybody in their right mind can defend GGG's level of competition. This guy was a decorated amateur. He's been a pro for eight years and his best win is Macklin. That's pathetic when comepared to fellow amatuer stars such as Rigondeaux and Lomachenko. In Rigondeaux's 12th fight, he fought a guy considered one of the 3-4 best fighters in the sport. Lomachenko is fighting arguably the best fghter in his division in only his second pro fight. And it ain't like GGG is a spring chicken. This cat is almost 32yrs old. So I don't understand spoon feeding this muthaf.ucka. I love his skill set and his power is legit. But its something very suspect about this sum-b1tch. There's no logical explination for him having his ass wiped at this stage of a career nearly 30 fights deep.
A Kirkland fight, at this stage of GGG's carreer (he's almost 32) makes no sense either, he needs some good wins and fast if he wants to be more than a beltholder.
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GGG Hype Machine
Originally posted by Nomadic View PostGGG sounding like DDD: Duck Dodge Dip
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you got the general idea..
Originally posted by The Big Dunn View PostHBO is investing less into boxing. GGG gets huge **** for the buck, especially if he keeps winning. GGG gets the same ratings for $600k that guys getting well over $1 mil get. SO HBO clearly doesn't want to jeopardize this by putting GGG in with someone who can beat him-especially given their main fighter saw a huge drop in sales/ratings (the next week) after the JMM ko.
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Originally posted by Koba-Grozny View PostSo...Ward has offered a fight deal to Golovkin has he? I missed that one. How much was it for? What is the proposed split?
What? You mean there is no offer? No deal on the table?
I'm quite sure Ward is looking for fights given his promotional problems, and right now he is correctly considered the bigger name and would be able to dictate trms and take the lions share of the purse...Ward needs to grab what he can now (he's already talking about retirement) - for Golovkin tho, Ward may be the most difficult fighter he'll encounter in his career, for that kinda fight, you want the right kinda money and right now he ain't gonna get it.
I think 'Dre's just gonna have to wait for this one...good to know he's interested tho.
So surely Ward isn't like that himself. Surely he has sent an offer to GGG to go with this new piece of whining.
I'm guessing the offer was:
Split: 90/10 for Ward
Venue: jOakland
Officials: Appointed by Goosen.
Options: Ward is to get options on GGG's next 3 fights.
They eagerly await GGG's response for this non-negotiable offer.
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Originally posted by MDPopescu View PostWard (on Golovkin, the Ring interview on January 26, 2014): "... If he continues to win and if I continue to win, in a year from now is a bigger fight..."
Then what did he say?
Basically this should result from Ward's interview with The Ring magazine here: http://http://r i n g t v .craveonli...carl-froch-ggg
Watch it...
Ward is relaxed as usual... He only says: If he continues to win and if I continue to win, in a year from now is a bigger fight...
(I'm not a Golovkin fan per se... But I like the "Soviet old school of boxing" and I think that a clash with the North American school would result in good showdowns...)Last edited by MDPopescu; 01-28-2014, 07:34 AM.
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Originally posted by Bushbaby View PostOk Ward, The middleweight doesn't to fight. We get it. Now move on please.
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Ward is extremely gifted (even if he's a one handed fighter); he's very intelligent also... Unfortunately he's so injury-prone -- exactly because he makes huge efforts in order to hide the fact that he can't use his right hand properly...
Please imagine a both-handed Ward...
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