Originally posted by Curt Henning
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Ward-GGG is also a boring discussion and there's two sides to it. Ward was in litigation then GGG had a unification fight signed and that's before they even got into purses. Then there's the HBO meeting where GGG said "Yes" and Ward said "not right now" or something. That got nowhere and would have been hard to negotiate. It's not surprising you only see one side - as usual. Just like GGG ducking DeGale when the promoter himself didn't offer it and has never claimed to have done so. Again, it's always the same.
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