Apparently, the same ref who refereed the Ward-Kessler fight will be in the Ward-Rodriguez fight. Does this mean more headbutting?
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Apparently, the same ref who refereed the Ward-Kessler fight will be in the Ward-Rodriguez fight. Does this mean more headbutting?
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I like Ward give the man a break.Andre is known for holding but not so much head butting, he is not in the league of Holyfield.
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Originally Posted by Master
I like Ward give the man a break.
Did you the Kessler fight?
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I can see Ward using his swarming style to disarm Rodriguez to a unanimous decision. Rodriguez's first round KO of Grachev was impressive and Rodriguez edged both Rosinksy and George; two competent, not elite combatants. He won those two fights, yet he didn't thoroughly outclass his opponents. I just don't see how he beats Ward without landing a game-changing punch and Ward won't give him the opportunity to do so. After Rodriguez, I'm not sure there is anyone at 168 who really is worth mentioning as an opponent for Ward. He will have effectively cleaned out the division.
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No, was it that blatant?I like Ward give the man a break.
Did you the Kessler fight?
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