Golovkin started his olympic career at light welterweight and Ward started at middleweight. So they were about 2 weight classes apart. In the 2004 Olympics Golovkin was at middleweight and Ward was at light heavy weight. Since then Ward has made the move from 168 to 175(bravo for not cutting weight) and Golovkin has remained at his comfortable weight at 160.
Golovkin's frame would not comfortably make 168 as he looks fully fleshed at 160 and any success at 168 would be a testament to his immense skills. Ward has expressed interest in fighting at heavyweight. All that said GGG offered to fight Ward in 2013 and Ward said no.
Golovkin would have Ward's name in his resume even with the huge size disparity and Ward said no.
Andre Ward still has no opponent lined up when he should if he is to honor the contract of fighting Kovalev in 2016. Wake me up when Ward is serious about a challenge because the last 3 years it's all been bums.
Golovkin's frame would not comfortably make 168 as he looks fully fleshed at 160 and any success at 168 would be a testament to his immense skills. Ward has expressed interest in fighting at heavyweight. All that said GGG offered to fight Ward in 2013 and Ward said no.
Golovkin would have Ward's name in his resume even with the huge size disparity and Ward said no.
Andre Ward still has no opponent lined up when he should if he is to honor the contract of fighting Kovalev in 2016. Wake me up when Ward is serious about a challenge because the last 3 years it's all been bums.
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