I wish people would really analyze boxing... I'm worried about Ward v Kovalev
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Barrera landed 19% of his shots, against an Andre Ward who seemed to clearly not be all the way sharp yet. Ward will most likely be far more sharper for a June/July fight, with his sharpness picking up for the clash in November.
Punch or no punch, Kovalev is a physically smaller man than Sullivan Barrera is. To assume that Kovalev is going to land at drastically higher rates than Barrera did against a Ward who wasn't all the way sharp, you're fooling yourself.Comment
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What worries me about Ward is that his right hand is non-existent. He's going to have to get Kovalev's respect to keep him at bay and I"m not sure he can do that with one arm.Comment
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power is only part of the equation, its about how you apply it
Kovalev breaks you down with hard crisp shots...he isnt bob foster man, and he doesnt have many onepunch kos, if any...I havent seen them. Even Agnew lasted past 6 rounds and he is a novice
to think Kovalev is gonna run through someone like Ward, who is proven and hungry for greatness is a joke to me.Comment
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I agree with this. I think you almost have to be a boxer, have spent time in the ring to really understand how good Ward is.No disrespect to your opinion, but that's a familiar tune before Ward fights,
Kessler is gonna wreck Ward... I just don't see how Ward will keep him at bay..
Froch is gonna wreck Ward... I just don't see how Ward will keep him at bay..
Dawson is gonna wreck Ward... I just don't see how Ward will keep him at bay..
Saying Kovalev wins is a reasonable opinion but "wreck"? He wrecked but couldn't finish a 50 year old Hopkins. Ward is way, way past where Hopkins is. Kovalev is real solid, but isbeing oversold based on so-so competition. Kovalev hasn't ever had a foe like this and Ward hasn't had one in a few years.Comment
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