Ward fans, give me your reasons why ward is elite/p4p and unbeatable

How do you know? I'm curious.

Andre Ward is pretty down to earth and he's a family man, a Taurus is alright in my book.

"an 10 Camaro"? Did you initially have it as "an 09 Camaro" but changed your mind? Reads better.

...a few years back? You got a brand new sports car for your birthday?! So rich daddy is spoiling his little boy, or is it the old CEO daddy spoiling his grown up son? Either way you didn't work for it, so I certainly wouldn't brag about it. You should tell us whether it's the RS, SS or ZL1 and link a pic.

 

it's more than just his spirit. he's also cut from stone. he's strong as an ox and knows how to impose his will. he's a literal wrecking ball. you have to be a special fighter to beat a 168 pound bika.

 

Young Bute was a special fighter? He won more rounds vs Bika than Ward did IMO, I had it 10-2 Bute and 8-4 Ward. :think

 

forza is a douche who makes **** up. ward makes more in one fight than the troll forza will make in a lifetime lol.

 

Ward does not have to travel like so many other fighters. Ward does not have to take a PED test, he believes in owning the referee, judges and boxing commission. When will Ward fight outside his home town? Probably never..........

 

yeah I mean that's what I am getting at abut you don't need to be special to beat him, you need better skills and a game plan, or be prepared to soak it up bigtime. The mans very good for a tv show fighter, I will give you that.

 

is that a rhetorical question? yes, young bute was special.

 

Bute made easy work of Bika also! Then Ward ducks Bute.......

 

If you knew about my posting history you'd know why I asked that question. But yes, thanks.

 

:deal

 

what difference does it make when he dominates? the inside, the outside, mid range, defensively, offensively, in terms of being a ring general. what difference does fighting outside of his hometown make when he absolutely dominates? that makes it seem like you believe a hometown advantage is the sole difference between his wins and a possible loss, which simply put, is either in support of some agenda or sheer delusion given the way in which he tends to win, convincingly. he fought the biggest fight of his life in atlantic city, thousands of miles away from his hometown. he went from a highly touted prospect/contender, to a world champion, and never looked back. is that because of his hometown?