Name a boxers that defines the phrase "double standard?"

[Larry the boss]

Rigo is tolerated for not moving up from the GG-hating community.

Has he ever said he can beat anyone at 126 or 130? has he called anyone out at those weights? and then ducked others at those weights?

[kafkod]

ggg - "i will fight anyone from 154 - 168"

~~ does not fight ward at 168

Andre Ward - "I will fight Sergey Kovalev at 175"

Does not fight Sergey Kovalev at 175.

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Oscar De La Hoya

[zerosixthree]

Great! Just what this forum needs; another thread about how much we all hate boxers..

[kafkod]

Has he ever said he can beat anyone at 126 or 130? has he called anyone out at those weights? and then ducked others at those weights?

He said he could beat Lomachenko then turned down the fight when it was offered to him.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Rigo is tolerated for not moving up from the GG-hating community.

I've kinda noticed that too I must admit.

I'm critical of both.

[Chuckguy]

I think every boxer has at some point contradicted themselves

This pretty much sums it all up

Floyd is the biggest one
Then in no particular order
Ward
GGG
Cotto
Canelo
Khan
Pretty much anyone who is relevant

[Chrismart]

I'd say the Mayweather Vs Cotto/Canelo fights can fit into that category.

In the build up it was about 'Cotto being comfortable at 154 pounds'. Mayweather saying that he doesn't count Cotto's loss to Pacquiao as a loss..as he was forced to come in light. Ellerbe talking about how those extra few pounds can turn the opponent into a dead man walking.

Then came the the Canelo fight.

[LomaUsykKlichko]

Has he ever said he can beat anyone at 126 or 130? has he called anyone out at those weights? and then ducked others at those weights?

Called out Lomachenko no when Loma offered a fight he *****ed out

[The Hammer]

Andre Ward said he could move up and beat a Klitschko.

http://www.boxing.com/andre_ward_i_c...klitschko.html

But he's afraid to fight a bona fide light heavyweight, instead wants smaller men to move up in weight to fight him at 175.