Ward is nuts

Oh he does it all the time. Lies like rug so he does. It's one thing to tell lies - tell as many as you want - but don't pretend to be a holier-than-thou devout Christian if you're going to do so so freely. Don't threaten to sue people when they pull you up on it either.

Don't do this either

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Listen to the **** that comes out of his mouth in those vids. atsch:rofl

If you're a dirty POS who loves doing stuff like this

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Listen to what Ward says here about only having seen 1 or 2 rounds of Kovalev in action.

0:36

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Check out what he said in this one about ''having his eye on Edwin Rodriguez for many, many years''

10:40 to 11:54

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That's the same Kovalev whose trainer John David Jackson went up to Ward's godfather and trainer a long time ago (who is extremely close to Ward and ''discusses everything with him'') and told him to his face that his boy Kovalev was going to beat Ward. But Ward expects us to believe he hasn't been watching Kovalev like a hawk for years as well atsch:rofl

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By the way, Ward knows these things about Rodriguez because he sends spies to his opponent's camps. He sent Brandon Gonzales to spy on Kessler and I think Bryant Jennings who is good friends with him and is being trained by Jackson is likely going to be spying on Kovalev for him in the event they do ever fight each other.

And here he is at it again, lying through his teeth about what happened when Darnell Boone dropped him.

Start watching at 9:38 and the bit about the Boone KD is 10:32

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''The first big moment was when I got knocked down. It was probably my ninth or tenth fight. It was against a guy named Darnell Boone. That's when I realized I was really a professional prize fighter. It was real. I had a lot of amateur tendencies. Like, for example, referee would say break, I would respect that command. My coach was telling me, Stop relaxing inside. And I was beating this guy from pillar to post. He's an old veteran. Everything to gain. Nothing to lose. Referee said break and I looked at him—boom—he hit me with a shot I never saw. Sitting in my hotel room that night, talking to my wife, I said, This is serious. This is really prize fighting. This isn't a joke anymore. If I have anything to do with this, it'll never happen again. And it hasn't.''

So Boone clipped you as you were looking at referee after he said break? Er. but that's not what happened at all, Dre. ''Be honest with the fans''

The ref called break when the two of you weren't even in a clinch and you'd just rattled off 5 shots and were in the process of ducking Boone's counter attack, at which point he caught you with the uppercut that dropped you when you were supposedly looking at the ref? :rofl

Start watching at 12:20

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Slow mo replay

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Ridiculous post, Conrad.

 

''He’s begging (Miguel) Cotto and he’s begging Canelo (Alvarez) – smaller guys – to fight, and they’re saying there’s no money in it, and they are smaller guys.”

---Andre Ward

 

True but landing that killer shot is easier said than done though when your opponent stays out of range and then when you do manage to get into range they grab a hold of you with their gorilla roid strength like a lonely gay octopus before you can fire off with something or immediately after they've slipped into range and fired off a sneaky one or two of their own. Hard to land that decisive shot when their head is almost down by your knees too.