Ward stripped of Ring Super Middleweight title

Once again, I'm mystified you keep struggling with this.

I asked WOULD Ward leave Jokeland to fight the A-side champ, I didn't ask DID Ward leave Jokeland to fight in a contractually obligated neutral location (even though it wasn't neutral) from over two years earlier in a 50-50 split to fight Froch.

A grip? Get one.

 

I've answered you every post, I'll put it in capitals so you can understand- NO WARD WOULD NOT BE WILLING TO LEAVE CALI TO FIGHT FROCH.

And, no he hasn't left Jokeland to fight the A-side champ. Never.

The terms of the Super Six dictated 50-50 so there was no A-side, and it was meant to take place in a neutral venue which it didn't Froch was on foreign soil. Ward was in the USA. Saying Ward was not the home fighter would be like saying Froch wasn't the home fighter if he fought Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam on the south cost.

If what I'm saying is wrong then answer this- would Mayweather be willing to fight his next fight outside Las Vegas? No he wouldn't, like Ward wouldn't be willing to fight outside California. Hence him pricing himself out and requesting $83million:

[url]http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/boxing/4943541/Andre-Ward-tells-Carl-Froch-50m-London-superfight-fine-for-me.html[/url]

Ward has not once in his career accepted being the B-side, even against fighters with far bigger fanbases. So once again, I'll answer the question you say I'm refusing to answer in hope you finally get it through your gormless dome- NO WARD WOULD NOT BE WILLING TO LEAVE CALI TO FIGHT FROCH.

 

I know he left Jokeland (but not the USA and has never been considered the away fighter). But that's not what the discussion is.

Look back on the first page of this thread. A poster indicates if Froch was to become Ring champion, then Ward would beat him for it.

I asked said poster if Ward would then be willing to leave Jokeland, and take the test against the A-side champ (indicating Ward would have to accept being the B-side- something he has never done) the answer to that is an emphatic no he would not.

Nothing I said was wrong. You've made a tit of yourself and you know it.

 

Yeah Froch didn't have an issue with it. If however the terms of the Super Six indicated the fight had to take place outside of somewhere Ward would'nt been considered the home fighter I doubt their ever would've been a final.

If you watch this video [url]http://vimeopro.com/joshglaser/fc360/video/14613453[/url] at 10.20 and 16.55, he was almost thrown out before it began with his unwillingness to travel.

 

Before, it's during the negotiation period. Goosen almost seems intimidated to have to tell Ward he will have to travel at some point in the first round telling Hersham and the rest of the promoters Andre Ward is not the kind of person you can explain that over the phone to.

Perhaps Ward should be more grateful to Goosen being because he clearly winged it and got him home advantage throughout.

 

He's never left Jokeland TO FIGHT THE A-SIDE champion.

When did he leave Jokeland to fight the A-side champion. Froch wasn't the A-sde it was 50-50 (and Ward got the A-sde treatment by fighting in the USA) as i've told you a million times.

So answer this question (I know you won't because you know you're wrong) when did Ward ever accept being the B-side? :think