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  • robbyheartbaby
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    #11
    Can't really see the point of arguing about this still. GGG's team didn't want the fight. Ward made a late call to salvage the deal after the Lemieux fight was made. Ward is the king of the 175 division, GGG is happy at 160 let's move on.

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    • Lou Cipher
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      #12
      Originally posted by BrometheusBob.
      Since when is the mid point the place where two fighters should meet? People still b1tch at Mayweather for asking Canelo to go down 2 lbs, but GGG asks Ward to double that and the same fans don't see an issue with that.
      ****** ass coWard already had the weight and size advantage now GGG is supposed to make all the concessions? GGG is the A Side GGG is the Cash Cow GGG is the Champ. Ward is a coward and his fans are brainless ****less turds.

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        #13
        Originally posted by Lou Cipher
        ****** ass coWard already had the weight and size advantage now GGG is supposed to make all the concessions? GGG is the A Side GGG is the Cash Cow GGG is the Champ. Ward is a coward and his fans are brainless ****less turds.
        All the concessions? Who is saying that? I'm sure as hell not.

        I'm consistent in expecting a fighter moving up to move to the full higher weight limit. I wouldn't have been cool with Ward-Kovalev at 172 etc.

        GGG's team asked for 164 because they knew Ward would never try to make that weight, or that even if he did that he'd most likely be much weaker as a result.
        Last edited by BrometheusBob.; 12-25-2016, 06:11 AM.

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        • Lou Cipher
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          #14
          Originally posted by BrometheusBob.
          All the concessions? Who is saying that? I'm sure as hell not.

          I'm consistent in expecting a fighter moving up to move to the full higher weight limit. I wouldn't have been cool with Ward-Kovalev at 172 etc.

          GGG's team asked for 164 because they knew Ward would never try to make that weight, or even if he did that he'd most likely be much weaker as a result.
          coWard called GGG out. Why should GGG leave his weight class and potentially not break the record for title defenses? coWard is the one who's career is in shambles and just wanted to use GGG's name to drum up interest. Now that coWard has officially lost a fight to a slower fighter than GGG, we all know why he ducked. We also know that now everyone sees how easy he is to beat and thats why coWard is thinking about retiring. He shouldve know that at some point you keep calling out real fighters eventually they are gonna get sick of you and beat your ass. He had to learn the hard way now coWard has nowhere to run nowhere to hide.

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          • kafkod
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            #15
            Originally posted by aboutfkntime
            no Tom LMAO

            it was Ward's 2nd offer that you rejected in 36 minutes flat

            Ward's 1st offer was rejected with the 164lb catchweight
            Andre Ward wants to fight Gennady Golovkin, but not at a specific catch weight determined by GGG. Gennady "GGG" Golovkin is searching for a big name opponent to fight later this year, and while super middleweight Andre "S.



            and Tom, that was waaaay before Lemieux

            you be lyyyyyyyyyying
            That link is to a statement by one of Ward's team, so don't expect anything but hogwash.

            Loeffler himself clearly said they never asked Ward for a catchweight in negotiations. But yeah, Loeffler is a liar. He said he was trying to make a fight with Danny Jacobs, and look what happened there .. oh, wait ...

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              #16
              Originally posted by Lou Cipher
              coWard called GGG out. Why should GGG leave his weight class and potentially not break the record for title defenses? coWard is the one who's career is in shambles and just wanted to use GGG's name to drum up interest. Now that coWard has officially lost a fight to a slower fighter than GGG, we all know why he ducked. We also know that now everyone sees how easy he is to beat and thats why coWard is thinking about retiring. He shouldve know that at some point you keep calling out real fighters eventually they are gonna get sick of you and beat your ass. He had to learn the hard way now coWard has nowhere to run nowhere to hide.
              It was clear he was looking to work his way up to a big fight. GGG didn't want it, so he worked his way up to a Kovalev fight instead.

              Why would he be afraid of GGG and not Kovalev? Kovalev was a much bigger risk, and a lesser known name, but he still signed the fight and entered the ring with him. The GGG fight was much more attractive than the Kovalev fight, so I'm sure if GGG manned up and took it Ward would have went that path (and then probably went up to 175 after anyway).

              Ward hasn't 'officially' lost to anyone yet, unless you are disagreeing with what the word officially means.

              I think you are trying to suggest that GGG is a bigger threat than Kovalev which is just embarrassing, really.

              He is most likely talking about retiring to put pressure on people in negotiations. When he signs the rematch and gets in the ring with Kovalev again, will you admit that you were wrong on that?

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              • kafkod
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                #17
                Originally posted by aboutfkntime
                actually, I'm not too sure about that..... ?

                Ward, was 164

                Froch said that they wanted him at 166

                and now, Jnr just said that Golovkin would NOT fight him at 168, indicating that GGG wanted a catchweight with him as well
                Asking for a catchweight to make a fight between two men in different divisions is not ducking, and neither is turning a catchweight down.

                Ward tried to make a fight with Mayweather at 160, so Loeffler maybe thought 164 would be no problem for him back then.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by BrometheusBob.
                  It was clear he was looking to work his way up to a big fight. GGG didn't want it, so he worked his way up to a Kovalev fight instead.

                  Why would he be afraid of GGG and not Kovalev? Kovalev was a much bigger risk, and a lesser known name, but he still signed the fight and entered the ring with him. The GGG fight was much more attractive than the Kovalev fight, so I'm sure if GGG manned up and took it Ward would have went that path (and then probably went up to 175 after anyway).

                  Ward hasn't 'officially' lost to anyone yet, unless you are disagreeing with what the word officially means.

                  I think you are trying to suggest that GGG is a bigger threat than Kovalev which is just embarrassing, really.

                  He is most likely talking about retiring to put pressure on people in negotiations. When he signs the rematch and gets in the ring with Kovalev again, will you admit that you were wrong on that?
                  Why are you going back and forth with that troll? Did you not look at who you were actually responding to

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Lou Cipher
                    ****** ass coWard already had the weight and size advantage now GGG is supposed to make all the concessions? GGG is the A Side GGG is the Cash Cow GGG is the Champ. Ward is a coward and his fans are brainless ****less turds.
                    Cash cow? Who has ever gotten rich fighting GGG?

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Lou Cipher
                      ****** ass coWard already had the weight and size advantage now GGG is supposed to make all the concessions? GGG is the A Side GGG is the Cash Cow GGG is the Champ. Ward is a coward and his fans are brainless ****less turds.
                      ggg followed up turning ward down with 97k ppv buys in order to be the cash cow and a side u have to be willing to actually fight

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