Who's more exciting? Ward or Mayweather?

[ykdadamaja]

I would have to say Ward by miles. Damn, Ward beats you UP. When he hits you cleanly and hard I feel for those guys. I really do.

[Dark Lord Al]

I want to see more from Ward to make a judgement.
Smith didn't even throw punches and it took 9 rounds to stop him and he didn't floor him.
So I wouldn't say it was a great performance personally.

[IamInuit]

The guy has not beaten anyone in 4 years and now that he beat Smith up, he's more exciting then Floyd and beats anyone from 154 to 175.

[g3org3]

Let's not get carried away if floyd was in with an opponent equivalent to smith he would look a lot more exciting

[#1FightFan]

i vote for paint drying on a wall.

[Beanflicker]

Money May

[bzkfn]

Floyd. Mayweather has taken a few risks in his career against bigger guys and jumped weight divisions to test himself. Ward has never done this. In the Super 6 he had every fight in the USA. Even against Dawsin he fought him at 168 in Oakland. He's good but no risk taker.

[Silkeyjoe]

The guy has not beaten anyone in 4 years and now that he beat Smith up, he's more exciting then Floyd and beats anyone from 154 to 175.

I dont really understand the whole 154 to 175? I think 90% of 154 fighters beat Ward at 154. Hespretty much be a skeleton at that weight. He does beat anyone from 154 to 175 at 168 but then again he beats anyone at any weight at 168.

[ykdadamaja]

Ward haters. You remind me of the Mayweather haters too. Just waiting to see him lose so you can be justified in your supposed analytical genius. lololol....

[Spicoli]

Watching Ward bludgeon a bloated side of hairy beef is not exciting.

I'd honestly prefer to watch a hyper hopping around Steve Smoger ref a fight or Buffer introduce one for excitement between the two

[bzkfn]

Ward haters. You remind me of the Mayweather haters too. Just waiting to see him lose so you can be justified in your supposed analytical genius. lololol....

No he's a great fighter and has proved it but to be really great he needs to go looking for the challenge and not just the heavily stacked in his favour option. What is left for him at 168?

I read an interview after he beat Kessler were he said he wanted to be Heavyweight Champion one day. He could do it too, but he's taking steps backwards.

[SlimTrae]

Watching Ward bludgeon a bloated side of hairy beef is not exciting.

I'd honestly prefer to watch a hyper hopping around Steve Smoger ref a fight or Buffer introduce one for excitement between the two

Bloated side of hairy beef, bwah-ha!

[ykdadamaja]

Ward haters. You remind me of the Mayweather haters too. Just waiting to see him lose so you can be justified in your supposed analytical genius. lololol....

No he's a great fighter and has proved it but to be really great he needs to go looking for the challenge and not just the heavily stacked in his favour option. What is left for him at 168?

I read an interview after he beat Kessler were he said he wanted to be Heavyweight Champion one day. He could do it too, but he's taking steps backwards.

Ward is talking shit here with the heavyweight angle. lololol.... I just don't see him taking a Wilder shot to the temple with ease.

[erics44]

its a pity that two of the most highly regarded fighters are so difficult and frustrating to watch

add wlad klit to that, the heavyweight champion of the world, and three of boxings biggest attractions a very missable

if it was another sport they would change the rules or adapt to try and better the viewer experience

[Ron Swanson]

Ward haters. You remind me of the Mayweather haters too. Just waiting to see him lose so you can be justified in your supposed analytical genius. lololol....

No he's a great fighter and has proved it but to be really great he needs to go looking for the challenge and not just the heavily stacked in his favour option. What is left for him at 168?

I read an interview after he beat Kessler were he said he wanted to be Heavyweight Champion one day. He could do it too, but he's taking steps backwards.

He wants to fight Golovkin before he goes to 175, nothing wrong with that. If you consider that Golovkin has been at 160 for 9 years it almost certainly means if Ward goes to 175 the Golovkin fight is gone forever. A guy that has been at 160 for 9 years isn't likely to quickly go through 168 to meet Ward at 175. The best thing for the sport and for Wards legacy and GGGs legacy and for Kovalev is for Ward/GGG to happen now then Ward goes to 175 for a tune up then Kovalev.