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Because that really don't solve his problem, first off of all, who are we kidding here...Ward vs Kovalev is not a big fight, big money fight or a PPV Fight. Kovalev is not a star or a draw in the US just yet but he is trying to BUILD towards it.
After Kovalev 175 then what? Is a great question considering the fact that lets be honest he is with HBO at the moment, B-Hop, Stevenson are all on Showtime. So he would run into the same situation that he is in now in after 1 FIGHT AT 175! He might as well wait for Chavez Jr or GGG to move up, maybe a younger guy like DeGale or J'Leon Love, Groves, Oosthuizen can emerge and come after him I don't know but he is in a horrible situation.Comment
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A fight with DeGale makes sense, Algieri gets a Pacman fight after "beating" Provodnikov, why shouldn't DeGale deserve a Ward fight after he destroyed his sparring partner?Comment
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ward got 2 million to fight that bum rodriguez. that's some of the best promoting i've ever seen and ward isn't happy?Comment
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Andre "Golovkin" Ward
"I am ready to fight the best 168- and 175-pounders that are out there," Ward told ESPN.com in a recent interview. "At this point, a big fight at 175 is interesting to me. I don't want to go up just to go up. But for the right fight, for a big fight, I would go up. I'm willing to fight anyone at '68 or '75."Comment
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Basically the moral of the story is that both GGG and Ward fans need to STFU about people ducking their guys.Comment
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Nah. Everyone is still ducking Golovkin. Including Ward
Ward is all talk. He never sent an offer.... He's calling out Golovkin while In the middle of a lawsuit, no promoter and semi-retirement
Just like Quillin saying he would fight him after he can hide behind the network disputeComment
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I don't understand why he hasn't moved up already to LHW let alone fight Kovalev?Comment
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