How is it fair for Canelo to come in weight-drained? If Floyd doesn't want to fight Canelo at 154, he should give up his belt at 154. Simple as...
That's like saying that Jones doesn't have the ability to adapt to being anything more than a punching bag with a diamond type chin.
Jones doesn't rely on athleticism and he's not shot, so his age has nothing to do with this. This wasn't Thompson KO'ing Price with a grazing...
A rehydration clause might be even more damaging to Canelo than having to weigh in at 147. ODLH was probably about 165 in the ring against Floyd....
I think Golovkin beats the **** out of Floyd at 160 or 154, assuming he can make it safely. Too much power, too many tools in the toolbox. The...
He is taller and longer, but not bigger. Ward is about the same size as Doug Jones... Name another "elite" fighter that got his ass whipped like...
He has a shorter reach than Foster but otherwise he's not a good deal smaller. It doesn't matter if it was his 10th fight. He was not a teenager,...
How the hell is Foster the most physically imposing LHW of all time? That's ridiculous. Foster's anorexic looking ass was 175 in the ring. Guys...
That's a deception, I already explained why. Doug Jones was not a heavyweight, he was hardly any bigger than Andre Ward. And he beat the **** out...
Ward would be well aware of Foster's left hook and wouldn't get into a mid-range shoot out with him like Tiger did.
So what? Thomas Tate went 12 rounds with Julian Jackson, and Roy Jones KO'd him with one punch, the only time he was ever stopped. Foster was a...
How is he unproven at 175? In the current 175 division, very few guys actually weigh 175 or less in the ring. Many weigh over 190, which didn't...
Ward is not a 39 year old career middleweight. And while we're at it, hell yes Ward is better than Tiger at probably everything except chin.
Ward's ring weight is about 180, like most of his opponents at 168. Seriously, how much longer is this nonsense going to continue? The 168 lb...
Ward might well be the P4P #1 right now.
