If jc spent the majority of his career not ducking warriors like glen johnson and fighting manfredos he would have been the best super middleweight ever.
Nathan cleverly is waiting for bad chad to have a few more losses then he will fight him, beat him and be treated like a king like joe.
What a joke.
......ward who is full of fear of leaving USA even to go on holiday
prime calzaghe vs Ward right now would be such a good fight though, now thats a tough one to pick IMO.
Ward chose to slow down.
What a nuthugger. Try that again without ignoring that Ward had been fighting with a broken hand for many rounds at that point. Even putting that aside, no one outside of British nuthuggers thinks the Froch fight was remotely close. The guy has a big heart and takes every challenge and deserves huge respect for that -- but he is and always has been a very crude fighter. Would Ward have been dominated for 10 rounds by Jermain Taylor? Don't think so.
In Ward, Froch came up against a guy who had just as much heart, will to win, and confidence as he did, but had world-class talent to boot. Same result every time.
Eubank was way out of prime!
Theres always an excuse for every fighter. Wards team called out calzaghe and everyone knows jc will stay retired. It was just the cocky response jc made about he would have beaten ward if was still around.
Retired fighters can say anything!
The only retired fighter that could come back tomorrow and truly compete is lennox lewis (weak divison).
A guy who ducked no one.
Calzaghe didnt say he could beat him now, he said he would have beaten him.
Lewis would be shite now and he ducked Chris Byrd. He didnt want to go anywhere near him and I can remember the crap Lewis used to come out with that it would be a lion against a Byrd. He may well have flattened Byrd but I reckon he was scared of beingmade to look a fool by him.
Ward is a better fighter now. Whether he can be a multi weight champion remains to be seen.
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