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Originally posted by Kagami Taiga View PostI call bull**** in the sense that we've known the exact date for the fight for months. Months. But never have they said where the fight would be. Now suddenly that's been agreed to for a year? So why not state that? All we've known is Russia and Oakland have been excluded. Suddenly tho, T-Mobile areana, an arena that didn't even exist when the talks for this fight started, was agreed upon. I dunno what Duva is working but it sounds like a lot of bull****.
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Originally posted by therealpugilist View PostI don't understand either bro but their is a group where its clear as day that they don't want it to happen
just because they want something to criticize ward about.....you know...the Gennady garglers
shouldn't they be talking about his fight with brook instead of a guy 15 lbs up?
anyone hoping this fight doesn't happen isn't a true boxing fan
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Originally posted by JAB5239 View PostWait....so now you have to look prime to be prime? What do you call winning every single round? I do agree the Canadian pimp would be a good contest for either Ward or Kov. I don't think he beats either though. Of course we have still yet to debate whether you think Stevenson is prime or not!
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Originally posted by JUNIABOY View PostYou have to be honest with yourself. The guy that went the distance against Brand was not the same guy who beat Froch to win the super-6. I barely saw any of that inside game that made Ward such a dangerous matchup. And any p4p guy that fights as big a mismatch as Brand would have KO'ed him. Ward looked tired after 6 with his mouth hanging wide open. It's fair to say that the transition from 168 to 175 has not been promising for Ward.
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Originally posted by JAB5239 View PostBeing honest I think it's harder to transition to a new weight class for any fighter. How many times have we seen a fighter move up and challenge the best right away only to look out of their element? Ward is not only being a smart businessman, but being a smart fighter. More times than not a fighter does not adjust well without a transition period. Will Ward beat Kov? I don't know. But I'm 100% sure he will look better with these fights under his belt rather than just jumping in with a beast like Kovalev. Here's a question....is the fight more or less meaningful because Ward has chosen this route? My opinion, it's meaningfulness hasn't changed a bit, only prepared Andre for his biggest challenge.
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Originally posted by JUNIABOY View PostThere's been a few times where a fighter moving up made it look seamless. But I take your point. If Ward somehow doesn't fight Kovalev in November, he should consider retiring. Because that's the only way he's getting out of that HBO contract.
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