Like others have said, boxing has weight categories for a reason: size counts.
Sure, smaller guys can win. But to do so they have to be better in some of the other important areas.
The smaller guy will often try to narrow the gap by negotiating this "catchweight" bull****, hoping that making the bigger guy come down to an unnaturally low weight will weaken him.
That's what Golovkin was trying to with the 164 for Ward.
Ward is the bigger, stronger guy. He is technically and tactically AT LEAST the equal of Golovkin. At 168 the odds are very much in favour of a Ward win imo.
Sure, smaller guys can win. But to do so they have to be better in some of the other important areas.
The smaller guy will often try to narrow the gap by negotiating this "catchweight" bull****, hoping that making the bigger guy come down to an unnaturally low weight will weaken him.
That's what Golovkin was trying to with the 164 for Ward.
Ward is the bigger, stronger guy. He is technically and tactically AT LEAST the equal of Golovkin. At 168 the odds are very much in favour of a Ward win imo.
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