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  • Originally posted by daggum View Post
    "I am ready to fight the best 168- and 175-pounders that are out there," Ward told ESPN.com

    "I'm willing to fight anyone at '68 or '75." -Andre Ward

    do you ever get tired of being wrong?
    "My username is daggum and I like to sop up dingleberries" -daggum

    OMG, look what you've just been attributed as saying! gtfoh

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    • Originally posted by Scipio2009 View Post
      "My username is daggum and I like to sop up dingleberries" -daggum

      OMG, look what you've just been attributed as saying! gtfoh
      wow really? full denial mode i see.

      here's the article

      http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id...ard-bout-works

      so i guess you juts called ward ******. how do you feel calling your hero ******?

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      • While this thread is about Paul Smith stating that Andre Ward Beats Kovalev By Wide Margin, all Ward's fans still talk Super Six, Bute, Dawson or Golovkin... or Ward being better than grandpa Hopkins...

        ... meanwhile, at the castle, Ward is supposed to fight a TBA on the Cotto-Canelo undercard. You better discuss this TBA, it would be more fun I guess.

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        • Originally posted by daggum View Post
          imagine if andy lee offered ggg a career high payday and ggg turned it down

          imagine if cotto offered ggg a career high payday and ggg turned it down

          imagine if ward offered to fight ggg at 160 and ward turned it down

          and imagine while turning down these fights ggg tried to fight a bunch of unranked guys.

          would you defend that? well that's exactly what ward did when he turned down 2 champs in his division and the champ from a division above who was willing to accommodate him at his weight while trying to fight truax and sartison.
          Beterbiev isn't thirsting after money, but he's not going to be a sucker. He's one fight away from becoming mandatory challenger and Duva tried to lowball the money ($500k as his share of the HBO/Russia money, while also giving up 75% of his own Canadian TV money to Kovalev was a **** deal).

          Beterbiev getting himself locked in as the mandatory challenger simply gets him more leverage for the deal, If Duva continues forward with the bull**** deal ($500k to Beterbiev, after all that **** she talked about finding powerful backers for Kovalev in Russia and HBO putting maybe $2m behind the fight), Team Beterbiev forces the purse bid, of which Beterbiev is entitled to 25%, and put on the fight on their own terms (Vladimir Hryunov, being appreciative of the quick title fight for Allahkverdiev, in addition to the work being done for Wilder-Povetkin, could partner with GYM to give them a strong backer in Russia; thank you, Al Haymon).

          Haymon would likely see if Espinoza was interested in the fight, but Showtime would likely pass on to (Beterbiev not being yet ready to carry his own shows, and Kovalev's HBO deal placing a poison pill of sorts into the deal); PBC wouldn't be an option, as the prsentation in Russia is likely different than the generally unified presentation under the PBC umbrella.

          GYM/World of Boxing put on the show, HBO gets the US TV rights, Canada Indigo gets the Canadian TV rights, Hyrunov delivers TV1 in Russia and the larger slate of TV rights across Europe, BoxNation gets the UK TV rights, and Duva is left holding her thumb up her ass.


          you can keep ignoring context if you want.

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          • Originally posted by MDPopescu View Post
            While this thread is about Paul Smith stating that Andre Ward Beats Kovalev By Wide Margin, all Ward's fans still talk Super Six, Bute, Dawson or Golovkin... or Ward being better than grandpa Hopkins...

            ... meanwhile, at the castle, Ward is supposed to fight a TBA on the Cotto-Canelo undercard. You better discuss this TBA, it would be more fun I guess.
            ignorant ward fans have given him a 4 year pass and a pass on all the ridiculous statements he has made like "i'll fight any 175 pounder" while he fights complete bums on undercards and then these hypocrites try to blast ggg for unifying his division in ppv fights. ggg said he would fight froch(a much bigger fight than ward) yet not ward omg! ward wasn't willing to fight bute, stevenson, or froch which were much bigger fights than his crap fights against rodriguez, paul smith, or attempted figths against sartison and truax. they are jokers.

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            • Originally posted by daggum View Post
              wow really? full denial mode i see.

              here's the article

              http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id...ard-bout-works

              so i guess you juts called ward ******. how do you feel calling your hero ******?
              "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."

              reading comprehension is a beautiful thing. Big fights at 175 in 2012? Jean Pascal ... and that's about it.

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              • Ward is public enemy #2....Floyd is still the top dog!!....Ward became #2 when he made GGG and his team look like pharmacy cotton soft chumps ....the GGG fans didn't like that ****....they went in "he should fight Krusher" mode....with the belief that Krusher has a better chance of beating Ward than their man GGG LMAO....I mean, I do agree that Krusher has a way better chance at beating Ward than GGG does.....Ward beats the snot outta GGG....Ward-Krusher is 50-50 all the way around....I don't agree with Smith on this WIDE margin ****....the fight will be close and it wouldn't surprise me if SOG had to pick himself off the canvas and be taken places he's never been before while in a boxing ring....this is a REAL fight...not a fight between hyped up cats with weak resumes

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                • Originally posted by Scipio2009 View Post
                  Beterbiev isn't thirsting after money, but he's not going to be a sucker. He's one fight away from becoming mandatory challenger and Duva tried to lowball the money ($500k as his share of the HBO/Russia money, while also giving up 75% of his own Canadian TV money to Kovalev was a **** deal).

                  Beterbiev getting himself locked in as the mandatory challenger simply gets him more leverage for the deal, If Duva continues forward with the bull**** deal ($500k to Beterbiev, after all that **** she talked about finding powerful backers for Kovalev in Russia and HBO putting maybe $2m behind the fight), Team Beterbiev forces the purse bid, of which Beterbiev is entitled to 25%, and put on the fight on their own terms (Vladimir Hryunov, being appreciative of the quick title fight for Allahkverdiev, in addition to the work being done for Wilder-Povetkin, could partner with GYM to give them a strong backer in Russia; thank you, Al Haymon).

                  Haymon would likely see if Espinoza was interested in the fight, but Showtime would likely pass on to (Beterbiev not being yet ready to carry his own shows, and Kovalev's HBO deal placing a poison pill of sorts into the deal); PBC wouldn't be an option, as the prsentation in Russia is likely different than the generally unified presentation under the PBC umbrella.

                  GYM/World of Boxing put on the show, HBO gets the US TV rights, Canada Indigo gets the Canadian TV rights, Hyrunov delivers TV1 in Russia and the larger slate of TV rights across Europe, BoxNation gets the UK TV rights, and Duva is left holding her thumb up her ass.


                  you can keep ignoring context if you want.
                  you just make up everything based on your own biased assumptions. i could do the same but i tend to stick to reality.

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                  • Originally posted by Scipio2009 View Post
                    "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."

                    reading comprehension is a beautiful thing. Big fights at 175 in 2012? Jean Pascal ... and that's about it.
                    didn't you just call him ****** for saying that quote? now you are defending it? lol. look how easily you turn. any single thing ward does you defend you little lap dog.

                    when you thought i just made the quote up "ward would never say that it's so ******!"

                    then when you find out the truth "yeah but look at the context, when he said anyone he only meant pascal and only in 2012."

                    wow look how strong you make him look

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                    • Originally posted by MDPopescu View Post
                      While this thread is about Paul Smith stating that Andre Ward Beats Kovalev By Wide Margin, all Ward's fans still talk Super Six, Bute, Dawson or Golovkin... or Ward being better than grandpa Hopkins...

                      ... meanwhile, at the castle, Ward is supposed to fight a TBA on the Cotto-Canelo undercard. You better discuss this TBA, it would be more fun I guess.
                      TBA, for Ward's second fight, after the 14-month layoff, doesn't matter all that much, tbh. Ward needs to get active and, more importantly, the fight audience needs to see him fight.

                      It's likely to be someone rated in the WBA's top 15, but all Ward needs is a stellar performance against whomever the opponent ends up being; Cotto-Alvarez, imo, is likely to get purchased by 700k homes (could go higher depending on how much effort is put into drawing the casual fight fan to the card). Ward skunks TBA before stopping him in the middle rounds, and the casual fight fan would have reason to check for Ward going forward (if RocNation were smart, they'd take a page out of Floyd Mayweather's book after the Alvarez fight, and simply put Ward's face on as many platforms as physically possible (or as many as would have him on).

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