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Andre Ward confirms what we knew. He retired because he couldn't scam RocNation again
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Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View PostWard will wait until 175 cools off before even considering fighting again. Too dangerous. CW is no easy path to glory either. Sadly, no one outside of his small contingent of fans will care if he ever fights again.
No gift in the 1st fight, it was clear kovalev didn't want that body work & in the 2nd fight you guys cry bout what you can argue was 1 low-blow but wont DARE mention the low-blow kovalev landed on Ward. Toney Weeks saved kovalev the K.O. You guys should be thanking T.Weeks!
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Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View PostWard will wait until 175 cools off before even considering fighting again. Too dangerous. CW is no easy path to glory either. Sadly, no one outside of his small contingent of fans will care if he ever fights again.
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Originally posted by DramaShow View Postwe see this kind of retirement all the time, fighters 'retiring' as a way of attention seeking hoping that people are going to be desperate for them to come out of retirement.. The thing is noone misses ward at all, hes been forgotten about really quickly. Cause what is there to talk about really? I cant think of any great ward fights.
I miss Ward so there goes your "noone misses ward at all" theory. At least if he comes back we can give him the P4P King title back cuz its hard to choose now between fighters like Bud, Nelo or Thurman....
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I think that Ward recognized that his era is over. He got two close, controversial wins over Kovalev, and it isn't going to get any better than that at this stage of his career.
There is some really talented new blood at 175 and 190, and Ward probably is feeling some wear and tear. It is a good time for him to get out if he wants to do it on top.
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Do you think that fighters whose whole lives have been about the sport aren't going to miss it ever? He picked up boxing at 9 - this is what he's invested most of his time and energy into practically his whole life and now he doesn't do it at all.
This isn't unusual or unexpected, regardless of whether he genuinely wants to return.
Originally posted by Rip Chudd View PostMakes zero sense. He just fought the top guy twice, no reason for him to wait til guys lesser than the one he just fought twice clear each other outLast edited by BrometheusBob.; 12-15-2017, 02:52 PM.
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