Not sure the fact he's religious is meant to make me warm to him, but I take your point.diddy wrote:Who takes more heat here?
Ward or GGG?
All of the talk around GGG centers around his level of opposition. And let's be honest. It's a worthy topic. His best win is probably...Gabe Rosado or Curtis Stevens? Question those opponents...an you're a hater? How can you be a hater if you call a guy a top 3 p4p fighter? From my end I just want to see GGG fight somebody, anybody, to where I don't 1000% know the result before the fight begins. Some drama; if you will.
You can't hate on Ward's career opponents - yet people still attempt to downplay them. Because of feelings that go beyond a boxing ring. Personal feelings. But why? Ward is about as likeable an athlete as there is outside the ring. Doesn't drink. Doesn't smoke. Goes to church every week. Gives to charities. An an all around good dude. Yet people resent his success. For their own personal reasons mainly due to a disdain for America. Which speaks to them as individuals. This isn't about war. Or politics. Yet people make it so.
To be fair, Ward's fights are pretty boring, which doesn't help.
GGG minces his opponents, and whilst they are pretty poor calibre so far, they aren't giving him any trouble at all.
I like both fighters, though I definitely prefer watching GGG.