. . . that's basically what you haters are saying, right? Your logic is premised on the idea that GGG is "ducking" by virtuing of DARING to negotiate terms instead of blindly submitting to whatever his opponent wants.
Apparently it is "ducking" if GGG doesn't allow Ward to get exactly what he wants. He has to fight at Ward's weight, in Ward's venue, giving Ward more money than he deserve, and most importantly on Ward's timetable (remember who "ducked" who first).
GGG is expected to give up the opportunity for two PPV fights, a lineal championship, and unification of his division all because Ward suddenly - after all these years - decides to fight again . . .
. . . and it makes GGG a coward in your eyes because he doesn't give into these petty games. Pathetic. And when the fight finally does come (which we know it will), GGG will add another good boy to his list. And what excuse will you have that time? I wonder.
Apparently it is "ducking" if GGG doesn't allow Ward to get exactly what he wants. He has to fight at Ward's weight, in Ward's venue, giving Ward more money than he deserve, and most importantly on Ward's timetable (remember who "ducked" who first).
GGG is expected to give up the opportunity for two PPV fights, a lineal championship, and unification of his division all because Ward suddenly - after all these years - decides to fight again . . .
. . . and it makes GGG a coward in your eyes because he doesn't give into these petty games. Pathetic. And when the fight finally does come (which we know it will), GGG will add another good boy to his list. And what excuse will you have that time? I wonder.
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