Ward should fight GGG

I thought Ward was fighting Joshua ?? Cycling his way up to cruiser last I heard and was going to make a big announcement. He's probably 50lb heavier than GGG now anyway

 

Good grief.

 

Ward left SMW after years of avoiding the GGG fight, because he did not want to harm his legacy by getting beaten up by a smaller man. No way he will EVER fight GGG, he can't probably do even weight anymore and he must be relieved.

Fighting Kovalev was a great choice because he was always overrated (best win prime Cleverly who got beaten by Fonfara, down against Caparello, couldn't do in 12 rounds what Smith Jr. did in 8, looked terrible against Chilemba and arguably even lost the fight).

If Ward gets back, it will be a big money fight against Bellew in the UK, maybe on an AJ undercard.

 

Ward should fight Wilder. MVC would be physically split down in the middle.

 

1 flash knock down where he got up straight away with a smile that never hurt him and kovalev was never able to repeat it again in 2 fights but was able to knock him down with ease lol ok.

 

GGG fans wouldn't like this. They don't like it when you mention the possibility of GGG fighting Ward.

 

This fight could've happened already. Somebody didn't want to back up his hype, however, so Ward went and faced a real beast from the east instead. The end.

 

I think we all know what would happen. Ward would win in a very ugly fight employing a very ugly style and then we'd hear upset ggg fans banging on about 'personal' referees, judges and commissions.

FWIW - I think Kovalev did enough to win the first fight pretty clearly but was also well on his way to losing the second.

 

I honestly hope I never see Ward in a ring again mate. His style is not my cup of tea. GGG imo 5 yr ago would've hammered him late.

 

Yeah Imma sit and wait for that to happenn..

 

Not if Haye's healthy he wont. Bellew will be going for a kip

 

He dropped him quite heavy imo

 

I've never understood the controversy of it all really. I think both fighters themselves were cool with the fight but it was always kinda clear that GGG's team didn't really chase it. And to be honest, going up a weight to fight not only the number 1 in that division but one of the top fighters in the sport (who didn't promise a shitload of money like fighting a Floyd would) is a huge ask, so I don't see the need to berate them for not doing it either. Although I guess it comes down to Sanchez's interviews, the dude really ought not to talk so much.