**So it's ok for GGG to ask Ward to come down in weight...but...**

Gee... lets see how hard this is to work out.



* G does not fight at 168. So if Ward keeps begging for a fight with them, and even suggests themselves they might be willing to go down a bit, the two sides fight at a catchweight.
* Cotto is the 'champion' of Golovkins division, and will be defending their divisions belt if they fight



Do you comprehend that?

You do understand that if Cotto and Golovkin fight, they are both champions at that weight, and will be fighting to see who is the man at that weight? Then you realise that Ward has nothing to do with the middleweight division, so team G 'asking' for a catweight to make that fight happen isnt at all like a champion demanding a catchweight to fight someone in his own weightclass atsch


Your posts have been embarressing on this subject.




Sidenote : I dont support a catchweight fight between G and Ward.

But the difference in the two cases is stunningly obvious.



Sidenote II : G should just call team Cottos bluff and accept the catchweight. Id bet money team Cotto still wouldnt take the fight.

 

Mr. O..... a word of advise.

When you find yourself constantly agreeing with one of this sites worst posters, you should probably sit down and make sure you havent become biased or agenda driven somewhere along the way.


You are obviously a fan of Cotto, as am I, but you are comparing apples to oranges in a way that defies logic.


You are a better poster then this.

 

Cotto - middleweight 'champion', fighting Golvokin, a middleweight champion, for the undisputed title in their division

is different, if fought at a catchweight, than

160lb Golovkin, fighting 168lb Ward, where they both agree to meet in the middle.




That is the bottom line. Anything else is trying to spin it to try and suit an agenda.

 

:huh:blood:-( Youve gone off the deep end, O.