Why didnt chavez jr called out the best 168 pound fighter ward? I think i know why..

atsch forgot

5th ???????????????

 

Chavez wants the money. GGG and Martinez bring in more money.

And I agree with other posters that say they are more beatable than Ward.

Chavez is skilled. He can box and he has power. He seems to be getting better and better.

He's got talent.

Honestly, I think GGG is too small for Chavez. Martinez looked done his last fight.

Ward vs Chavez would be a good fight, but at this point, I'd still pick Ward to beat him.

I think Ward has the skills and the size.

But then again, I don't think Ward can beat Stevenson. I don't think anyone 175 and south can beat Stevenson.

Those that are huge Kovelev fans and want him to fight Stevenson right away are going to be disappointed when they get their wish.

 

If Martinez beats Cotto, I'd prefer seeing Martinez-Golovkin before Chavez-Golovkin.

Golovkin has unfinished business at 160.

My condolences to Golovkin. I did not know his dad died.

 

Yawn*

JR has better money to make elsewhere, ward couldn't draw flies to ****.

 

One time Thurman

 

Jr needs to rebuild his fan base by being in exciting fights with popular fighters.

Ward fight fits neither of criteria. The fact that few would expect it to be an exciting fight or expect Chavez to win making it hard to market doesnt help either.

 

chavez has no power, no talent.he will get killed by all three. he will fight the one who brings the most money destroying him.

 

Yes. Ward will probably beat everybody 160-168. However, i don't care to see it because it will be so damn boring.

Would rather see Chavez Jr v GGG

 

How ******ed are boxing "fans" talking about draw and ****, you are not network or promoters, you should care who is the best not who is a draw and **** like that, fact is JCCjr is daddys boy Ward accomplished everything on his own and would school him - thats is all that matters to fans.

 

The blame goes to his already proven crap promoter. Paul Williams was also in a similar situation his entire career.