Comments Thread For: Video: Jackson, Duva React To Kovalev vs. Ward Weigh-In

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MGM Grand, Las Vegas - This Saturday night, No. 2 Pound-for-Pound and WBO, WBA and IBF Light Heavyweight World Champion Sergey "Krusher" Kovalev (30-0-1, 26 KOs) and No. 4 Pound-for-Pound and Two-Time World Champion Andre "S.O.G." Ward (30-0, 15 KOs) will collide in their "Pound for Pound" showdown at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

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[ricodonjefe]

Hell yeah cant wait till tomorrow

[slindee3]

How is Kovalev ranked #2 pfp and Ward ranked #4? Who besides an aged BHop does Kovalev have on his resume? And let me guess, GGG is ranked #1. Who does he have on his resume? Every "real" boxing fan knows GGG wanted none of Ward. He would fight everyone else at 168, except Ward. I know I'm gonna take some heat for this, but people need to stop pumping these white dudes up as though they're the next great thing. Tomorrow night will tell who the #1 PFP is.

Not taking anything away from GGG and Kovalev, they are very good fighters with power, but America has always pumped good white fighters to be the next great white hype and it's always failed. Tomorrow will be no different.

[Citizen Koba]

How is Kovalev ranked #2 pfp and Ward ranked #4? Who besides an aged BHop does Kovalev have on his resume? And let me guess, GGG is ranked #1. Who does he have on his resume? Every "real" boxing fan knows GGG wanted none of Ward. He would fight everyone else at 168, except Ward. I know I'm gonna take some heat for this, but people need to stop pumping these white dudes up as though they're the next great thing. Tomorrow night will tell who the #1 PFP is.

Not taking anything away from GGG and Kovalev, they are very good fighters with power, but America has always pumped good white fighters to be the next great white hype and it's always failed. Tomorrow will be no different.

You can have who you like in a P4P lists man, that ****'s subjective, but in general it ain't just a comparison of resumes - some people consider the eye test more important, others will weigh historical victories lighter - after all, fighters can slip (or improve) over time. What a guy did 5 years ago doesn't necessarily tell you how good someone is right now. Main thing is not to get hung up on that rubbish. In the final reckoning P4P is meaningless, it's what happens in the ring that counts.