Damn Ward dont get no love......SMH. DAMN
I see Ward announcing a retirement soon.
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That's true about nagging injuries. But we don't really the know the extent of his injuries so who knows. I didn't see a ythhing in his last fight that raised flags.Seems to me he has ALREADY let injuries hold him back.
I'm talking about what goes on behind the scenes.. not a fighter's outward bravado. Outward bravado and inward confidence are two different animals. How else do you explain his three years of doing nothing significant if not for injuries? A fractured hand..shoulder surgery..and now a knee.... and that's just what we know about.
Also it's more than one and done in boxing. There is very extensive training. An injury can have very adverse effects on training. A bum knee for instance, can trouble you in road work and hitting the heavy bag (shoulder too for hb) and limit the effectiveness of your training. Sparring could reaggravate said injury easily. That's outside the psychological..and merely looking at the physical aspect.
Now..if you had a 50% camp because of nagging injuries..how will you be at your best on fight night?
I always figured his inactivity was due mostly to his promotional issues.
And I'm not one of those who believes he's off the card because of injuries, I just don't think Roc Nation has a clue what there doing, and probably realized financially, it makes more sense to leave him off the card at this point.
Why pay Ward 2 mill when you can put it in your picket? It's not like Ward moves the ppv needle.Comment
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Hurts his hand, injures his shoulder, injures his knee, tell Edwin Rodriguez he ain't paying for extra testing even after Victor Conte offered to pay for it.
Wish statistics untrue,but use on rise in all sports.Fighters should know that PEDs can contribute to injuries, too.https://t.co/OCaUOmRmfb
— Margaret Goodman (@MGoodmanMD) November 4, 2015
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Possibly. And maybe he wants to stay in California to avoid PED testing.Comment
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I agree. I've thought that Ward was on some stuff for a while because he always avoided serious testing.Hurts his hand, injures his shoulder, injures his knee, tell Edwin Rodriguez he ain't paying for extra testing even after Victor Conte offered to pay for it.
Wish statistics untrue,but use on rise in all sports.Fighters should know that PEDs can contribute to injuries, too.https://t.co/OCaUOmRmfb
— Margaret Goodman (@MGoodmanMD) November 4, 2015
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