I wouldent go that far . No man is unbeatable , Ward could lose or be knocked out at any given moment . Boxing has proven to be unpredictable at times .
So far I've noticed anyone sporting a Broner avatar seems to be mentally ******ed or intentionally trolling out of loneliness, sexual frustration and boredom.
When a fighter takes on the best, he will lose eventually. There's always one guy out there that can beat your ass.
He said Ward was the most skilled fighter he's ever seen atsch like you don't have to go to extreme examples to find more skilled fighters [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDWH6KQNxPw[/ame]
Andre Ward is one of those fighters who is gonna leave so many posters on esb with egg all over their gormless faces a couple of years from now when he is clearly exposed as the next in a long line of american hypejobs following in the lofty footsteps of Pavlik, Taylor, Lacy, Dawson, and Tarver. This happens when delsuional fanboys try and hype their fighter beyond his means when all he has done is win a few fights in the worst era in super-middleweight history. Fanboys proclaiming Wards greatness and invincability should save their judgement for 10 years from now when a true assessment of Wards career can be made instead of making cringeworthy threads like this. As things stand now, most level headed fans score Ward as already having 2 defeats on his record and a further exposure of Ward is likely as soon as he dares to step out of his comfort zone and fight the best out their. When this 3rd exposure occurs i will go around bumping a number of these embarrassing Ward fanboy threads that i have bookmarked (such as this one), and i shall spend a minimum of 48 hours sat in the comfort of my luxury Team Elite office just laughing at the hoards of blinkered, delusional fanboys who have once again fallen for the laughable hype forced upon them through sports tv networks, ring magazine, and through poorly educated members of boxing websites like this.
More grade AAA posting from HEADBANGER. Sensational points brought forth with clever wordsmithery and irrefutable facts.
Right now I wouldn't favour any fighters from 160-175 to beat Ward. But some may come along, or he will run into someone who just have his number
Andre likes challenges. He joined the Super Six as a big underdog and followed that up by taking on a pound for pound rated guy. He's not taking the Joe Cal/Ottke route of least resistance. As much as I like Ward and admire his skills, I will never say a man is unbeatable as long as that man is taking on true challenges.