There's so much more to do at 168 for Ward, he should not be thinking about 175 atm.

The point of is the thread is to convince people to stop talking about no 175, no one wants to see that ****.

There's weight divisions for a reason.

We want to see fighters fight at their most comfortable weight. That's all!!! :yep

And that's 168. He should be staying at 168.

 

He's at a good 173.4 2 and a half weeks b4 his scheduled bout. He can make 168 very very comfortably and he's never had weight issues.

There's no way he should be fighting at no 175 right now.

 

Jack and DeGale would have a good chance of dethroning Ward. They have good styles.

Even if Ward fights at his old level, that doesn't mean all bouts at 168 would be uncompetitive.

He needs to stake his dominance against at HIS weight class, not go up to uncharted territories.

He's 173.4 2 and a half weeks b4 his next bout. It would be stupid.

Virgil also said that it's very very likely they will be moving back down to 68 from this 172 catchweight ****.

 

See. This is why he needs to be staying at 68.

There's lots of questions left.

"Can Ward dominate this division again?"

That's the biggest one.

I need to know.

 

They hold dearly onto the Darnell Boone knockdown and claim Ward has a "glass chin"

 

Virgil chose it, not him.

Perhaps he thought Ward might go over, but Ward trained extremely hard during his layoff and it turns out that he didn't need the extra weight at all. The dude was 173.4 2 and a half weeks b4.

Virgil underestimated his fighter it seemed.

Ward's determination and hard work is impressive.

 

Smith is very good, I expect this to go a good 10 rounds b4 the stoppage.

But I would not be surprised if it goes a full 12.

Ward might want to get rounds in.