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why i think ward really retired
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Because unlike like the music industry where the Beibers of the world can still make millions with their ****ty music, there's only so many boxing fans willing to pay for someone who's always in ****ty, boring a$$ fights.
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Originally posted by club fighter View PostA unification bout with Stevenson might have made some money if promoted right.Last edited by jdp28tx; 09-22-2017, 07:39 AM.
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Originally posted by el*** View Posthe already took 5 years off after the super six and fought a few janitors and cab drivers. how the fuk can his body be so broken down after fighting these nobodies and how does he think he is worth big paydays when he cant draw flies to chitLast edited by jdp28tx; 09-22-2017, 03:40 AM.
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Originally posted by OnePunch View Postthere is ONE reason he is retiring, and ONE reason only: MONEY.
Roc Nation isnt going to re-up him a new deal with those stupid guarantees, and his conversations with Top Rank clued him in on his REAL market value. And he simply will not fight for the numbers that represent his drawing power. He expects someone to lose millions in order for him to fight, and that just aint happening no more.
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I just think he had enough especially with the Bellew fight not happening, I think he was interested in that fight and the payday it represent but as soon as the Haye rematch came through for bellew then Ward didn't think there was anything else out there to make him want to get up. Like someone else said if they offer him a career payday tomorrow for another big fight then am sure he would take it.
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Originally posted by TheBigLug View PostThat might well be true but Ward doesn't love fighting, he's talked of retirement a few times. Add to that he's approaching mid 30's.
Not saying he's running from these guys specifically but i'm sure he knows with age and lack of enthusiasm, these guys coming through are going to be tough for him.
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You can see how ward thinks. He won Olympic gold, set out to be a world champ and did it. Not only did it but cleaned out a division. He then set his sights on the weight class above, then cleaned it out. His first thoughts were of going to heavyweight, but he's not built for that. He did what he came to do and left as a champ
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Originally posted by BodiesInFlight View PostSo you're not saying he retired to duck those two boxers but he is actually retiring to duck those two boxers.
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