Can Ward do more than "97k" on FREE tv?

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  1. Scar

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    Everyone can handle tomato cans similarly, but others will get sliced to pieces for it because they already stepped their games up. So fighting tomato cans won't be tolerated as it is for someone that is making a living feasting on them like GGG. Idiots simply got used to him doing that, so they gave up complaining or questioning and went on with the cheering because now they think it's normal and "mandatory"!.

    Lets take a look at Alvarez' last 7 fights. Cotto, Kirkland, Angulo, Lara, Mayweather, Lopez and Trout. While Kirkland is tune-up quality for Alvarez, he would be GGG's biggest win to date. One easy fight with Khan is a crime after a chain to tough ones?. Hey, even against Khan, Alvarez isn't a 150/1 favorite and not even close. He's 7/1 on most with many having him as low as 3/1. So Khan isn't exactly a tomato can like 99% of GGG's opponents. That -1% is Murray and even he was a massive underdog.
     
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    Now that's one hilarious way to twist a subject you got killed in rather quickly. :lol: Here, allow me to kill you once again.

    GGG is doing "everything he can"?. What is everything he can exactly?, devouring tomato cans?. Did Alvarez devour tomato cans while begging on social media for Mayweather to notice him?, or did he actually impress and step up against someone like Trout to earn it?. Remember when Cotto constantly fought top opposition and moved up in weight to establish his name?. Remember when Mosley moved up two weight divisions to score a big fight with DLH?. Remember when Pacquiao constantly took risks back when he was being ignored and forced the big names to notice and fight him?.... and the examples are endless. There is no one out there that established a name begging for a payday while fighting tomato cans. Everyone had to take risks to be noticed. When they were ignored, they did something extraordinary to force the public to notice them. GGG is getting all the hype for doing nothing, so why take risks?. He'll gladly and shamelessly call out Mayweather and his mentally incapable fans will roar him on for it.

    Don't worry about Ward. The man is already established and proven. I need to see more of Ward at Light Heavyweight to judge how he would handle someone like Kovalev. Kovalev is a great fighter and is also proven, definitely not as proven as Ward, but he's proven nevertheless. His power, stamina and punch resistance are all for real because he proved all these attributes against quality opposition. GGG on the other hand, is displaying his attributes as a 150/1 favorite against overly matched bums. Major difference.
     
  3. Rico Spadafora

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    Austin Trout? :lol::rofl

    Canelo isn't stepping up and proving anything he is draining his opponents to 155. How is that taking a risk? It is a joke. Fighting solely at 155 is establishing yourself? Are you ****ing serious? :rofl
     
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    If Goossen(Rest in Peace) was doing a good job, Ward wasn't going to be totally ignored and forgotten. You know there's a problem when you have the winner of the super six in your stable yet the man he beat in the finals(Froch) goes on to become more popular.

    Here's another similar case. Remember Paul Williams?. Didn't he beat Margarito back when Margarito was at the peak of his hype?. What happened after that?. Margarito went on to become more popular while Williams was quickly forgotten and ignored. Even when he had a chance to score Williams a fight with Pavlik(who postponed the fight once due to injury), he turned it down only to see DiBella jump in with Martinez. Hell even Martinez, who Williams beat in the first fight, went on to become more popular when both met in the rematch. Martinez could've easily ignored Williams' call for a rematch, like Margarito did, and no one would've complained.

    This is what terrible promotion and management does, you beat popular guys yet it does nothing for you while they go on to become more popular and score more opportunities. You beat them in the first fight, yet you're the one calling them out for rematches rather than them calling you out. Williams ended up calling out every big name he already beat. Ward was on the same route, he was calling out Kessler and Froch for rematches.
     
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    Yeah, Austin Trout is such a joke!. I mean, he was only coming off a win against Cotto and had the WBA Championship. Big deal, huh!?. Now lets take a look at the real threats. Lemieux(can you even pronounce his name without sounding like a qu33r?), Rubio(Wasn't he considered a joke opponent against Pavlik half a decade ago?), Wade(upcoming extravaganza), Monroe Jr.(can you say "Woooo!"?), Geale, Adama and Curtis "ESB ATG" Stevens.

    Last I checked 154.1+ is considered Middleweight. I know it's hurting your feelings to bring up that reality, but it truly is. As far as proving his self, I was referring to 154 when he scored the big fight against Mayweather. Even now what he's doing is good enough to make GGG cry "Give me a payday, I beat Lemieux! :|".
     
  6. Rico Spadafora

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    You tried to tell me a guy moving up 1 whole pound is some warrior taking on a huge risk. :lol::rofl

    Canelo is an absolute joke and so is his next opponent who is a Glass Jawed welterweight who he is fighting at 155 again. Get out of here with this ****. It is past time for Canelo to step up and get his Chin shattered against GGG.
     
  7. Scar

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    Again, like a broad in heat, you're twisting the subject to make yourself look alive. The risk is referred to his fight with Mayweather. He was asked to move down to 152 and didn't mind doing so to score the big payday he wanted. Even though he was a champion and coming off a big win, he didn't mind succumbing to Mayweather's(a proven bigger name) demand. That's what some fighters have to do to get the recognition they so badly crave. They don't fight overly matched bums over and over while begging for paydays on social media like GGG is doing. As far as moving up in concerned, that one pound a fruitcake like you doesn't approve me officially made him a Middleweight. Eat your heart out and feast on GGG's highlight reels against bums.

    A decade later, and you're still very much the same with the "chin" nonsense. How big of a loser are you in your pathetic life, honestly?. Hardly surprised though, seeing how you have a tiny head, your brain suffers equally if not more.
     
  8. Rico Spadafora

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    Mayweather was an Optional fight so of course Canelo met the demands. It is you who is twisting this as GGG is a MANDATORY fight which for some reason Canelo is scared to death to make and on top of not making the fight he is paying step aside money and still demands 155 :lol::rofl

    So, here you have the warrior Canelo who is making a Glass Jawed Welterweight come up to 155 but won't fight his MANDATORY at 160? Yeah, some huge risks Canelo is making. You are a moron. :patsch
     
  9. Scar

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    Wasn't Mayweather an "optional" fight too when GGG openly said he's more than willing to move down to fight him?. The Mayweather fight was a unification fight for Alvarez, so it wasn't exactly optional unless your tiny head is yet again getting in the way of reality.

    Again, tiny headed clown, the risk part was referred to having to move down to 152 for Mayweather. That demand he accepted is the risk. Alvarez is a 7/1 favorite over the Welterweight with many bookies having him as low as 3/1. GGG on the other hand, is yet again a 150/1 favorite against yet another tomato can. Even this fight, which you openly consider a farce, is apparently FAR more competitive than all of GGG's fights combined.

    Can you tiny head handle these realities or are you going to twist it into a "glass jaw" competition to meet your virtual necessities?.