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He and Lara don't even have balls to fight each other.
These clowns have become the laughing stock of boxing.
These clowns have become the laughing stock of boxing.
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Those guys were willing to put their money where their mouth is to fight GGG. Guys like Lara talked all that bull***** from the safety of their weight class. You can't duck someone who is fighting in another division b!tch.
And Charlo is going to have to wait his turn. He'll get it. But he'll have to wait. He should enjoy the 0 in his record while he still has it. It won't last once the fight with GGG gets made.Charlo HAS called pussie g out! His bytch ass hasn't said a fuucking word about fighting him.
Ward hasn't even made 168 since 2013. He couldn't even get down to 168 for a fight with GGG after the Lemieux fight. Guy likes donuts too much. He was just like Lara. Talking bull***** without having to worry about backing it up.Still begging Canelo for a fight just to lose in May. Ward tried to fight pussie g AFTER the Lemiuex fight they turned that shyt down REAL fast.
And you know what. I think Ward would have beat GGG in a fight. But that doesn't change the fact that Ward didn't seem to have the ability to drop the weight to make a fight realistic so its pointless to speculate.Comment
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Brook's own promoter said that Brooks accepted the same exact offer that was made to Eubanks. So all this bull***** about ridiculous demands is just that. Bull*****. The only one making ridiculous demands was Eubanks and it cost him the fight.[
EXCUSES! You have the audacity to justify him fighting brook WEEKS AFTER him saying Kahn jumping 8 lbs was a disgrace to Boxing,he made Brook jump 13 lbs & accepted ALL BROOKS TERMS FLAT FEE 0 PPV,yet supposedly Ward/Canelo/Eubank was ducking for not giving in to his rediculous demands.
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Secondly, how many ****ing times does it need to be explained. There is a big difference between settling on Brook and actively choosing Khan. GGG tried to get Eubanks but settled for Brooks. Canelo could pick anyone he wanted. He could have given Lara a rematch. He could have fought one of the Charlo's. No. He chose Khan. At least Brook was a champion at welterweight. Khan hasn't held a belt since he left 140.Comment
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get in line you lanky streak of pissComment
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Fcking sick of how many boxers think they can pull a disappearing act or fight nothing but bums, and than come back and demand fights.Comment
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ward couldnt make 168 huh? what has ward ever done to give you any reason to not believe him when he said he could/would and contacted golovkins people to make the fight?
in fact ward fought paul smith...and let smith weigh in at 176 for a lhw fight.....ward himself weighed in at 171..keeping himself between 175 and 168 in case he had to go back....he had every intent on making the golovkin fight...problem was the other side had 0 interest because they feared it
its absoultely sick when posters like yourself make up fake backstories about ward eating doughnuts and not being able to make 168 to suit your sad agenda....ward has never given anyone any reason to not believe him...he contacted them for a 168 fight...if ward said he could make it we have no reason not to believe him....but your sad agenda has you living in fantasy landComment
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What reason do we have to believe he couldn't make the weight? The fact that he hadn't made 168 since 2013 for starters. How about the fact that his court fight with his promoter kept him inactive. He last fought at 168 in November 16th 2013. He didn't fight again until June 20th 2015. That's what...18 months of inactivity. He then didn't fight again until the end of March 2016 and that fight took place at light heavyweight. Sorry. There is absolutely no evidence that he could have made 168 even if he wanted to and even if his problems with his promoter wasn't a factor. I am not saying Ward didn't really want to fight GGG. I am sure he did and I am sure he thinks he would have murdered him. I actually think he would have to be considered the favorite in that hypothetical fight. But he was no idiot. He knew GGG was becoming incredibly popular and had a burgeoning reputation as a ducked fighter. Calling him out was a marketing decision. It kept him in the spotlight.
The donuts thing is a joke not part of an agenda. My argument was never that Ward was scared of GGG. My argument has always been that his call out of GGG was pure marketing. Just an effort to keep his name in people's heads during his loooooooong stretch of inactivity by piggy backing on GGG's rising popularity. And you know what, I don't have a problem with that. Its a smart move. But it was more of a business decision than a boxing one.its absoultely sick when posters like yourself make up fake backstories about ward eating doughnuts and not being able to make 168 to suit your sad agenda....Comment
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Good God, I was cringing hard reading this, what a delusional bloke. Fancy looking in the mirror after saying all that lol.Comment
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