Andre Ward vs Roman Karmazin

Why is this thread still going??? Goes to show you that the TS is a troll!:verysad

 

:dead...That means nothing to me!

So just because he had a draw with a belt holder at MW equates to him being able to hang with Ward??? Man, you have some of the most twisted logic!:verysad

This **** is pathetic! Hell, he got his ears boxed off by Spinks and you expect people to see that Roman has a chance??? PLEASE!atsch

 

Kessler would rip Karmazins head off.

 

He thinks by repeating the same BS, you'll magically change your mind to think how he does.

 

Its quite pathetic to be totally honest with you...He's trying his best to convince people that Roman has a chance.atsch

 

There is nothing close about...Ward would dominate him in any venue period!:verysad

Please stop comparing Roman to Oscar because he doesnt have the skillset to hang with Ward! PERIOD!

 

atsch I stopped reading after you said this crap...Ward has shown on several different occasions he can adapt, so what the hell are you talking about?? You're the one who sounds like you've just started watching Ward fight...Its several fights you can go back and look at to see Ward make proper adjustments...Roman on the other hand doesnt have what it takes to offset Ward's skills...Roman is going to look lost when Ward fight on the inside and from the outside.

This fight is a major blow out and you're constanly repeating the same old stuff wont change that either!

 

Actually, most people did **** on DLH-Hopkins.

Weight classes exist for a reason. Now, we all understand that boxers don't always remain in the same class for their whole career, and in some cases compete in several before it's all said and done - but at any given time a particular fighter has a specific "weight range" dependent on their age. Usually it's 2-3 weightclasses. Karmazin, for instance, could perhaps still make 154 - or he could fight at 160. So his range is two divisions. 147 is probably too much weight to expect him to cut at this age - and 168 is just way too big for him. He's not a big middleweight.

Ward's range right now is probably 168-175. Him making 160 when his body fat appears to be fairly low seems unlikely - and Cruiserweight, for instance, is probably just too big for him - a step too far, the same way 168 is too big for Roman.

You're proposing a fight between someone whose current range is 154-160 and someone whose current range is 168-175. Regardless of how skilled Karmazin is (or was, now that he's on his way to shot), or how low your opinion of Ward - you simply can't match up guys whose range have no overlap.

 

:roflI'm done with you dude...You're seriously delsusional to think he will fight a close fight with Ward...He was KO'ed by Buema:rofl:rofl Outboxed by Spinks and you think Ward wont have success against him??? Give me a break...I know styles makes fights but Roman is in a world of trouble if he gets in the ring with Ward...Then you gotta factor in age as well...He's getting old and loosing his legs...There is no way in hell he keeps up with Ward...Not even in his prime days!