If what Ward fanboys WANT to happen happens in boxing- the sport would die

Here is an example of something that would be good for boxing.

- GGG v Lemieux is a rip roaring success at the box office.
- Canelo v Cotto is also a huge success (for the purposes of the example let's say Canelo wins)
- Knowing it will be a huge success on PPV Canelo decides the reward for fighting a monster like Golovkin is well worth the risk despite being the underdog, he happily takes that fight. HBO continue to use Gonzalez after the success of the last PPV and pair him off in a rematch with Estrada. The GGG/ Canelo fights a big success and the winner is the new face of boxing (in this example we will use GGG)
- Ward finally accepts he is no longer A-side against GGG, and after clearing out the Middleweight division, he moves up and challenges the Super Middleweight king, in another huge event. The winner of that goes onto be a bigger star and the drums start banging fro a showdown with Kovalev.
- The stars become so big that the money for fights with people within Al Haymon's PBC is too much to ignore, and they improve their mediocre product to make stars worthy of fighting these guys rather than just sticking together random fights with Razor Ruddock and Vivian Harris on the undercard.

You get the picture.

This is what Ward fanboys want to happen

- GGG v Lemieux to be a miserable failure at the box office
- The Cotto v Canelo winner to decide the money for the GGG fight isn't worth it and try and call Mayweather out of retirement instead, as of course boxing isn't ready to move on without Money :tired
- The PPV gets partly blamed on Gonzalez and he is sent back to Mexico and Japan in none televised bouts
- GGG to accept Ward's terms as to a fight which means 168, in Oakland, with pillow gloves, giant ring, Earl Hebner as ref, and no drug testing to limit GGG's chances to win.


-----Let's say Ward does win and schools GGG as his fans say he will and if he does it will obviously be a boring fight.

Then what? I liken it to when Rigondeaux beat Donaire. Donaire was building some good momentum but his star had yet to be fully established. Suddenly they put him in with Rigo he loses in a boring fight, people don't want to see Rigo again because he has a boring style (like Ward) and a dull as dishwater personality (like Ward), only fights once every blue moon (like Ward), and only the hardcore fans really care about him (like Ward). The knock on effect was Donaire had lost plenty of his aura, the chances of the money being big enough to thaw the cold war and have a TR-GBP fight had gone and people didn't really care about the fights Donaire was in either. So let's say for arguments sake that Ward schools GGG in Jokeland. Here is what would happen:

- Ward continues to fight only once every blue moon, but his ego becomes even bigger and wants less and less of an even playing field. No fans however want to watch him fight again after stinking the joint out.
- Because of this Haymon decides to keep putting on garbage due to the lack of competition
- Boxing dies

 

Let's not forget though, Ward will make GGG wait months to fight him, while he gets juiced to the bloody gills. And takes Golovkin to Suplex City™ with WWE ref Mike Chidoa letting Ward get away with. :-(

 

Where are the Ward fanboys to explain why they want boxing to die? :think

 

Cordial salutations :thumbsup

 

Yep. Unlike Ward, GGG understands he needs to be a B-side first (to Cotto/ Canelo), before he becomes a huge star (as Mayweather & Pacquiao understood against v De La Hoya)

 

A rematch with Froch would defiantly have happened if Ward accepted he was not the one of the two that was selling tickets and PPV's (in the UK), plus I'm sure HBO would've been happy to pay him to show that fight and he wouldn't be fighting in front of one man and his dog on BET

 

The Mayweather fanboys that want a wife beater on PEDs with a big donger swining from their foreheads and nothing but need to undertand that boxing needs a break from his tired act.

Sugar Ray Leonard was a lot different from Muhammed Ali.
Mike Tyson was a lot different Sugar Ray Leonard
Oscar De La Hoya was a lot different from Mike Tyson
Floyd Mayweather was a lot different Oscar De La Hoya