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  • Originally posted by OnePunch View Post
    wards offer was for 1 interim fight. Assuming Ward was not lying when he said he did not know about the Lemieux fight, then the Lemieux fight would have been the "i interim fight"

    this isnt that complicated
    No it wasn't and there is an interview where he clarifies this. Gonna do some digging.

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    • Originally posted by GGG Gloveking View Post
      And Ward could have simply said yes, lost 4lbs, and fought in October 2015...but instead, we get, I'll fight you next year after a tune up next year...

      Its like if I call you out to the middle of the street to fight right now. You say, wait until next week, come to my backyard, and let me practice on Billy first
      It's not a street fight, what Ward proposed would have probably made Golovkin 6 million for 3 fights. Ward is going to make over 6 million with his Kovalev deal.

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      • Originally posted by CaneloMaidana View Post
        It's not a street fight, what Ward proposed would have probably made Golovkin 6 million for 3 fights. Ward is going to make over 6 million with his Kovalev deal.
        I don't see how Ward would make Golovkin any money, especially over 3 fights. And really I could care less about who makes what. This isnt WSJ or Forbes. Id rather see a good street fight than all this ducking, politics, and posturing.

        Question. Is Kovalev getting any extra revenue for fighting Chilemba from Ward?

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        • At 164 tho, Froch Chavez jr yes at 172, but Ward only 164 tho

          Wait hes facing a 147lb Champ lol

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          • I truly don't understand some of you 'fans.'

            It seems like your main interest is that the fighter with whom you are most in love wins. It doesn't matter if the contest is skewed in favor of the guy. All that matters is that he wins so that 'your guy' wins again.

            The Ward lovers want GGG to fight at the highest possible weight. The GGG fans want him to fight at the lowest possible weight.

            Shouldn't we want them to meet at a weight that gives us all the best possible fight. These are two great fighters, so lets not have a fight where one of them is drained or bloated.

            I don't know what the ideal fairest weight is. I think it's probably about 168.
            Ward can't possible make anything below 168 and I doubt GGG can jump up above 168.

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            • Originally posted by Boxing Logic View Post
              Actually GGG is getting over 10 mil to fight Brook. When is the last time Ward got that kind of payday?

              Also Ward has never headlined a PPV before to my knowledge. GGG did last year, and is about to headline one in the UK. Ward will headline his first vs a top three P4P fighter. GGG headlined his vs David Lemieux.

              Canelo is hardly a PPV star by the way. Gets about 300k views to fight highly anticipated fights vs Lara or another popular Mexican in Angulo. GGG got half that against a Canadian who hadn't fought on HBO all year. If it was GGG-Lara it probably gets at least 200k.

              So Canelo is 35% more popular PPV wise when he fights similar opponents... and GGG is getting five times more $ for his next fight than Ward is, and probably twice as much as Ward will even get against Kovalev.

              But that doesn't count? You're the moron if you think vague labels matter more than logic. Before the standard was always the bigger star was the A-side, period. Now you try to argue that doesn't matter for GGG-Ward because even though GGG is a bigger star, he's not a PPV star, so he's not a big enough star himself. Well if GGG is a bigger star than Ward, but he's still not a big enough star for it to count, then how big a star does that make Ward? That must make him even further away from being a PPV star, so that still makes him the B-side.

              2 is twice as much as 1, just like 100 is twice as much as 50. You can't answer that fact by saying "yeah but 2 isn't 100." It's about relativity. Canelo is a bigger PPV star than GGG, but GGG is a bigger PPV star than Ward, so why is Canelo being a bigger star than GGG relevant but GGG being a bigger star than Ward not relevant? I'm trying to think how else I can explain it but you just don't want to see your own inconsistency I guess. That's the hallmark of someone who is biased against certain fighters, they can never admit their own bias to themselves even when it's so damn obvious.

              Hell, I remember people saying Rigondeaux should take whatever Donaire offered him to get the fight, whatever terms, because Donaire was the A-side. Yet, Donaire was never a PPV star either. So it's never been about that and you know it! There's never been a minimum barrier of being a PPV star to be an A-side LOL. Talk about out of left field. I wonder who was the A-side last saturday, Deontay or Arreola? I'm pretty sure it was Deontay, and yet he's not a PPV star. So there have been so many discussions of A-side B-side on boxingscene with almost every top fighter and their fights, and almost none of them besides Pacquiao and Floyd are PPV stars. So there you go. You have applied inconsistent standards when judging GGG, if not compared to your prior standards of A-side/B-side, then at least inconsistent with the standards put forth by the Floyd/Ward fan contingent on boxingscene.
              Pulling numbers out of thin air. Brook is the draw in that fight anyway. You're trying to credit Lil G being the B-side and then try to discredit Canelo being a draw, he was the B-side to the 2nd biggest PPV in history. Great logic, Boxing Logic.

              Ward-Kovalev will sell more than Lil Gs PPV, Ward will have more PPV sales in the US than Lil G. That's all that matters Mr Boxing Logic because that's their market. Only fights involving British fighters get on PPV in the UK Mr Boxing Logic, before you start fantasising about Lil G being a UK draw.
              Last edited by Robbie Barrett; 07-19-2016, 08:16 PM.

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              • Originally posted by petegrif View Post
                Ward at 168 is a great fight. GGG isn't a big MW but I can see him making SMW. He may well not beat Ward but it is a decently matched fight.

                Ward at 175 looks very tough for GGG. GGG just isn't that big a guy but Ward has been bumping above 168 for years - he's got the frame for it. I'm not saying this fight won't happen because if things go well for them both it will be a huge money fight, but I don't see it as a decently matched fight.
                Decently matched? For arguments sake, what are you basing this on? There is nothing about golovkin that Ward has not seen, on the flip side Golovkin's best win will (hopefully for his sake) be a WW champion, or MAYBE Murray. How you came up with that conclusion just baffles me.

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                • Originally posted by Shadoww702 View Post
                  I'm still waiting for GGG to even go up 1lb...Last I looked Ward used to fight at 168. Cleaned out the division and moved up to fight P4P top #3 fighter

                  GGG cleaned out the division and now is fighting 147 lbers...
                  Ward did not clean out the division (Bute, Dirrell, DeGale). And Ward has not fought Kovalev yet.

                  GGG has not cleaned out the division (Jacobs, Eubank jr. Saunders, Canelo). I will admit Canelo is a 154 fighter when he makes 154.

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                  • Originally posted by Mr. Luthor View Post
                    ...and his people say Golovkin is at the top pf boxing yet he isn't even the Lineal Champion of his division, isn't #1 P4P and isn't a PPV boxer.
                    Top-3 p4p is still pretty damn good. And isn't Canelo holding the lineal title hostage?

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                    • Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View Post
                      New York - With few big fight options on the table for Gennady Golovkin (35-0, 32KOs), his team decided to go a route that has brought some criticism to the popular IBO/WBC/WBA/IBF middleweight champion.

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                      Sure Tom, keep talking about Ward, to make people forget all about Brook LMAO

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