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I doubt they go near Ward, they avoided the fight in the past and after seeing how Kovalev folded from Ward, i think they know they were right to avoid that fight.
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That makes sense. Meet at 168 but i think if GGG beats Canelo the next we are going to get is, he wants to unify all the belts.Originally posted by Szef View PostComment
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Well i want him to unify the MW division too so I wouldn't blame him for choosing that road.Originally posted by Ray* View PostComment
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Don't mind neither, i really don't want to see him against Ward doe because it wouldn't even be competitive. He should stick to 160, if he destroys both Canelo and BJS, then i want him to move to 168 and get Ward down and fight him. That would be a legacy fight and i would probably give him more of a chance.Originally posted by Szef View PostComment
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Maybe between 170-172, Ward clowns Golovkin at LH, I don't see Ward struggling to make 172. I do see Golovkin Being totally outclassed at light heavy, he should at 160 until he retires.Comment
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I like the ggg cheerleaders saying "if Gennady beats Canelo" while still mentioning Ward or insulting him..
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I wouldnt mind if they met at 168 but at 175 Ward would be too much for GGG. He would have a significant size and strength advantage. Regardless I would still favour Ward even at 168.Comment
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Dear Larry,
How Come Sanchez says, ''I have no problems or issues about the weight?'' in this video? 164 doe...
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AJ doesn't do undercards. He's the biggest money maker on your list by far. GGG is simply not big enough to fight at 175 either.Comment
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Of course you do. All Floyd fans feel threatened by GGGs popularity and want to see him lose. The only way for that to happen is to send him, a 35 year old fighter, up 2 weight classes.Comment
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