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I mean how do you explain being outworked bro?
'Ward connected on 166 of 463 punches for a connect percentage of 36%, according to CompuBox. For his part, Barrera landed 111 of 722 punches for a low connect percentage of 15%. What’s interesting is that Barrera threw 263 more punches than Ward in the fight. What this means is that Ward can be dramatically outworked by his opponents.'
'Both Fighters used rough tactics and both fought evenly through out the 12 rounds, Bika had a significantly higher work rate whilst it was ward who landed more accurracy - The fight went on during the super six super middleweight tournament, but this fight was not included in the tournament, Andre Ward was a participant of the tournament and was scheduled to fight Andre Dirrel, However with Dirrel dropping out due to injury (he sufferred against Abraham)and no replacement, Ward was allowed to fight Bika outside of the Tournament with Andre Ward's WBA title on the Line.
Majority of observers had the Fight a lot close in terms of rounds scored to each fighter than what the judges had'
http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/An...vs._Sakio_Bika
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FACT: they offered him 1.5mil, and then ran off to fight yet another scrub
not exactly how you make a fight, is it ?
then.....
FACT: they played hardball until well-after the eleventh hour, including calling for an early purse-bid..... which is, not exactly how you make a fight, is it?
they did everything they could to kill that fight, Golovkin had to be dragged kicking and screaming..... and we saw why during the fight
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I would be the same if not for the lowest of the low
it takes a special kind of person to insinuate that Ward ducked Golovkin..... especially when it is clearly obvious that he did not, and especially when it is clearly obvious the fight may not have even been that competitiveComment
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Lmmfao. You said that Ward can be outworked. Why don't you just name the opponent(S) who have outworked him. This is going to be good. Don't name anyone that he didn't fight either lol.I mean how do you explain being outworked bro?
'Ward connected on 166 of 463 punches for a connect percentage of 36%, according to CompuBox. For his part, Barrera landed 111 of 722 punches for a low connect percentage of 15%. What’s interesting is that Barrera threw 263 more punches than Ward in the fight. What this means is that Ward can be dramatically outworked by his opponents.'
'Both Fighters used rough tactics and both fought evenly through out the 12 rounds, Bika had a significantly higher work rate whilst it was ward who landed more accurracy - The fight went on during the super six super middleweight tournament, but this fight was not included in the tournament, Andre Ward was a participant of the tournament and was scheduled to fight Andre Dirrel, However with Dirrel dropping out due to injury (he sufferred against Abraham)and no replacement, Ward was allowed to fight Bika outside of the Tournament with Andre Ward's WBA title on the Line.
Majority of observers had the Fight a lot close in terms of rounds scored to each fighter than what the judges had'
http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/An...vs._Sakio_Bika
https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/v...froch-compuboxComment
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Dude at the end of the day, we both know what we saw in that first fight. It was not close. And in the second fight, I can understand Ward 'fans' thinking he was doing better...he was...but he shouldn't have been ahead at the time of stoppage and he did what he usually does in that fight, he got dirty and he got away with it.
Doesn't really matter, but we both know what we say. Everyone knows what they saw.Comment
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