I dont see him being touched, but i dont see him being big or getting big fights, what do you guys think happens with his career?
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I dont see him being touched, but i dont see him being big or getting big fights, what do you guys think happens with his career?
I don't think there is anything left for him at SMW - maybe he could tempt GGG up or he could move up to LHW where there are a few big fights to be made at that weight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
He will look back at the last few years inactivity with regret once he retires though - it will harm his legacy in my opinion.
His career isn't over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
I don't see anybody beating him at 168 or 175.
You're just wishing it harms his legacy;DQuote:
Originally Posted by The PocketRocketI don't think there is anything left for him at SMW - maybe he could tempt GGG up or he could move up to LHW where there are a few big fights to be made at that weight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
He will look back at the last few years inactivity with regret once he retires though - it will harm his legacy in my opinion.
Ward will come back and soon his inactivity will be forgotten..especially when he moves to 175 and stomps asses.
I wonder what happens when ggg looks back on his career....he'll break down and cry.;D
I agree. I don't think we know how good he is, he hasn't really been tested yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by corvette
I can't wait to see him at 175 and clear up the division. He still has a lot to offer.
Let's just wait and see eh......... once he manages to put a few fights together then we can see where his career takes him. As I said there are some tasty fights to be made at LHW with Ward.Quote:
Originally Posted by corvetteYou're just wishing it harms his legacy;DQuote:
Originally Posted by The PocketRocketI don't think there is anything left for him at SMW - maybe he could tempt GGG up or he could move up to LHW where there are a few big fights to be made at that weight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
He will look back at the last few years inactivity with regret once he retires though - it will harm his legacy in my opinion.
Ward will come back and soon his inactivity will be forgotten..especially when he moves to 175 and stomps asses.
I wonder what happens when ggg looks back on his career....he'll break down and cry.;D
He's so confident in his ability at Lt. Hvy that he takes a catchweight against a gutty though sub par opponent. Can't wait.
The more Floyd talks about retirement, the more attention Ward will start getting. Now that he has gotten himself unleashed he will fight more often than most fighters, in my opinion. He wants to make up for lost time.
He is fighting a guy Groves had for breakfast. At a catchweight. That's a message with no bottle.
we will see what happens with his career. he had everything going for him and then his inactivity because of the whole promotional dispute really made everybody forget about him. if he can come back and be his old self, i dont see why he wont go up to LHW in a few fights and dominate. we will see though if he returns to his old form. i hope he succeeds. im a big fan of his.
It's called a tune up fight, the man has been inactive for a while so cut him some slack jack. Lol Wow, something from the dark ages.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenbeanz
He's not my favorite guy to watch, but for those boxing purists, you know what I mean, the guys who think they're the only ones who really know what boxing is about, he probably makes 'em tingle all over.
He's a guy with the same boxing skills that Floyd has, but without Floyd's charisma. You'd think Andre would be very popular, but it seems that black folks just aren't into a quiet Christian black (or white or Mexican) man who is a boxer. If he threw money around like Floyd, or talked with a foul mouth like Broner, or had a few run ins with police he'd be more acceptable as a boxer and they would support him more.
Now the white folks like a quiet Christian black (or white or Mexican) man who is a boxer, but Ward just doesn't have that spark that excites. Imagine a Floyd without the attitude, Ali without his mouth, Tyson with his aggression, or Gatti without his heart. That's Ward, calm, cool, and collected. A quiet, efficient, technician in and out of the ring. In my opinion, of course. Lol
Who?
Basically, Andre Ward is Tim Duncan with gloves, right?