Sergey Kovalev Clearly Had A Mental Edge Over Andre Ward...

Ward had a mental edge because of the things you're saying actually.

 

This might be the worst thread Ive ever seen on a boxing forum.

 

Kovalev is just a better boxer than Ward honestly so he was pretty much always going to be ahead in the match unless something weird happened (which it did). Kovalev was obviously aware of what Ward and the people around him were doing. There were tons of distractions leading into their fight and even in the aftermath. We have Kov being done with JDJ, may be done with Main Events, needs to find a new trainer, future in boxing pretty uncertain. All of that would have been the same if Kov won too. Ward didn't have to deal with any of these problems and he could just focus on their match. Kovalev's mind was likely all over the place.

 

If he had the mental edge why did he feel sorry for himself and pretty much quit ?

 

Easy enough! You joined this forum today and you have already created this thread and "Castillo-Corrales And Joshua-Klitschko Are Reasons Why Ward-Kovalev 2 Was A Terrible Stoppage..."

You are clearly a troll or extremely delusional.
Either way, there is no need to really argue with you.

 

Ward had the mental edge simply due to having the belts and threatening to retire with them. So kovelav had to wait anxiously to see what Ward would decide to do. Then when negotiations took place SK would have to concede to his demands if he wanted to reclaim his belts.

All the while Kovalev is rightly concerned with getting robbed again, so Ward plays on that by refusing to have impartial judges and once again Kovalev has little choice but to accept.

All that uncertainty is bound to play havoc anyone's mind especially when one has already been cheated. Then you have Ward's trainer accusing Kovalev of being a drunk simply because he is from Russia and the anger begins to swell.

Ward played psychological warfare 101 on Kovalev, but it was due to circumstances where mainly everything happened to be in his court to enable him to play these cowardly games.

 

Didn't you say Kovalev was going to make Ward pay and seriously injure Ward in this rematch?

 

Yes I did say he'd make him pay and only reported that Kovalev wished to do him serious damage.

Unfortunately I didn't think Ward would be turning up roided out of his skull. Neither did I foresee that the ref would allow Ward to do whatever the hell he wanted to in that ring. It only dawned on me that Ward was going to do whatever it takes to win by any and all means necessary, was when I saw him fist pump the ref before he went to his corner to pray to Satan and noticed all the acne seeping through the pours of every fibre in his skin. It all made sense as to why he was suddenly of this belief that he was capable of knocking people out.