What division would Andre Ward have fought in when 168 didn't exist?

[The Hammer]

Back in the days of Sam Langford, Harry Greb, Gene Tunney, Sugar Ray Robinson, and Carlos Monzon the 168 division didn't exist.

Bernard Hopkins "168 is just a place where light heavyweights who don't want to fight the best light heavyweights hide"

From the 19th century to the 1980s, when 168 didn't exist, what division would Andre Ward have fought in?

[b00g13man]

The same division GGG would be ducking him in.

[The Hammer]

The same division GGG would be ducking him in.

No, Ward refuses to fight at 160.

Right now, he's actually avoiding GGG at middleweight and Kovalev at 175.

The craven Son of Goat hides in a division that never used to exist.

[HEND]

Freedom is on a whole new level of paranoia. Now he lowkey accuses all the 168 lb-ers with ducking the 175 lb division.
Just stop posting please.

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LHW and he's plenty big enough so i think he would do well there

similar height/reach to kovalev

[Beercules]

I would say 175.

[The Hammer]

Freedom is on a whole new level of paranoia. Now he lowkey accuses all the 168 lb-ers with ducking the 175 lb division.
Just stop posting please.

I'm just quoting Bernard Hopkins.

Are you accusing B-Hop of being paranoid?

[Sweet Pea 50]

The same division GGG would be ducking him in.

[Daddy T]

Back in the days of Sam Langford, Harry Greb, Gene Tunney, Sugar Ray Robinson, and Carlos Monzon the 168 division didn't exist.

Bernard Hopkins "168 is just a place where light heavyweights who don't want to fight the best light heavyweights hide"

From the 19th century to the 1980s, when 168 didn't exist, what division would Andre Ward have fought in?

light heavyweight

[HEND]

You are one of the worst posters here Freedom. You shouldn't post here and you shouldn't use this forum.
You are extremely biased and your threads like this don't make any sense. Seriously... Getting mad at a whole weight class just because Ward is in it? Go see a psychologist.