Canelo vs Ward next year

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Re: Canelo vs Warde next year

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It's a hard fight for Alvarez to win when "goat boy" KO's your balls.... and referee likes it!
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Re: Canelo vs Warde next year

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I don't think Ward is old enough for Canelo to want to fight him yet. He has to be at least 36, like Floyd, GGG, and Kovalev were.
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Bandog wrote: 06 Nov 2019, 07:22 I don't think Ward is old enough for Canelo to want to fight him yet. He has to be at least 36, like Floyd, GGG, and Kovalev were.
Ward would have to cut a lot of weight and would be very rusty. Canelo will take him out.
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Re: Canelo vs Warde next year

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lazboy wrote: 05 Nov 2019, 20:46
Nightmare Roy wrote: 05 Nov 2019, 20:33

According to Wiki his highest purse was $5m against Kov, he’d get easy $15 probably over $20 against Canelo, very hard to turn that down.
Yea very hard. Unless there’s some unknown or injury type thing, if Canelo wants him, it could happen.
He has well documented long term shoulder problems
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jamesmcdonnell wrote: 06 Nov 2019, 10:53
lazboy wrote: 05 Nov 2019, 20:46

Yea very hard. Unless there’s some unknown or injury type thing, if Canelo wants him, it could happen.
He has well documented long term shoulder problems
Ok fair enough, must have missed my radar. 20 million though, he could buy a whole new bionic shoulder...
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Re: Canelo vs Warde next year

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Ward with an E
Sign me up
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You could make this fight.
Compromises the brothers legacy around the weight though.
We all know Andre Ward won't come back ... right :maybe:
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You could build Ward v Canelo easily and set it up for May 2020
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stellar wrote: 05 Nov 2019, 08:58 100% next year
100% means it's confirmed and contracts are signed you idiot
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Ward would have to knock down Canelo 205 times to get a draw
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..why not, would be interesting to see whose mafia has more pull in and around Las Vegas.. :maybe:
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Re: Canelo vs Ward next year

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It would be a interesting fight, but I feel Ward at 80% with no ring rust would whitewash Canelo. If Canelo couldn't do anything with little Floyd (not that I feel Ward is as good as Mayweather), he's not doing much with Ward.
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Re: Canelo vs Ward next year

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Bad idea - won't happen unless Ward is broke.
And if he takes a fight like this in desperation, he'll lose.
Sad if it happens.
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it could well do! ward hasn't ruled it out & never got a huge payday. dazn will want a big event if they can manage.
i could see it.
ward probably looks on canelo as a little, hyped up man. whilst canelo is pretty fearless & might fancy the scalp of ward for his legacy. it might make sense.
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fanman wrote: 07 Nov 2019, 16:08 it could well do! ward hasn't ruled it out & never got a huge payday. dazn will want a big event if they can manage.
i could see it.
ward probably looks on canelo as a little, hyped up man. whilst canelo is pretty fearless & might fancy the scalp of ward for his legacy. it might make sense.
It'd probably go a long way in helping Canelo's legacy if one of his big wins could come without question marks.
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snake33 wrote: 07 Nov 2019, 13:16 Bad idea - won't happen unless Ward is broke.
And if he takes a fight like this in desperation, he'll lose.
Sad if it happens.
He's not an old man. I wouldn't consider it a move of desperation if he were to take the fight.
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danconnollyeire wrote: 07 Nov 2019, 09:16
stellar wrote: 05 Nov 2019, 08:58 100% next year
100% means it's confirmed and contracts are signed you idiot
It would still be less than a 100% taking into account positive drug tests and camp injuries.
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Re: Canelo vs Ward next year

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NateJR wrote: 07 Nov 2019, 12:39 It would be a interesting fight, but I feel Ward at 80% with no ring rust would whitewash Canelo. If Canelo couldn't do anything with little Floyd (not that I feel Ward is as good as Mayweather), he's not doing much with Ward.
Floyd drained Canelo who could barely make 154.

It would be funny if Floyd came out of retirement, offered Canelo $100 mil, drained him to caneloweight of 155 and whooped half dead "face of boxing".
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155 plus weigh in morning of the fight rehydration clause no more than 160.

pre ring weigh in no more than 165.
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CANELO LOST the first FIGHT VS GGG.

WARD LOST the first FIGHT VS KOVALEV.

MAYWEATHER LOST FIGHTS: 2.

without a doubt.

would be interesting if somebody puts the records straight and puts out the actual records of the top fighters of the last decade.

if a fight was objectively to close to call, call it a draw.

some stellar records would look drastically different.
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Re: Canelo vs Ward next year

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adislav123 wrote: 07 Nov 2019, 17:07 CANELO LOST the first FIGHT VS GGG.

WARD LOST the first FIGHT VS KOVALEV.

MAYWEATHER LOST FIGHTS: 2.

without a doubt.

would be interesting if somebody puts the records straight and puts out the actual records of the top fighters of the last decade.

if a fight was objectively to close to call, call it a draw.




some stellar records would look drastically different.
THIS. STELLAR.

.... and i’d add on that I scored the second GGG/Canelo fight for GGG, regardless of the “story” of the fight, he effectively outboxed him.
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Re: Canelo vs Ward next year

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boxing_rocks wrote: 07 Nov 2019, 16:33
NateJR wrote: 07 Nov 2019, 12:39 It would be a interesting fight, but I feel Ward at 80% with no ring rust would whitewash Canelo. If Canelo couldn't do anything with little Floyd (not that I feel Ward is as good as Mayweather), he's not doing much with Ward.
Floyd drained Canelo who could barely make 154.

It would be funny if Floyd came out of retirement, offered Canelo $100 mil, drained him to caneloweight of 155 and whooped half dead "face of boxing".
I guess you could say Floyd "drained" Canelo to 152, but it was Canelo's fault. When you go after a welterweight, and weigh 153 in your last bout, publicly saying he would drop to 150 for the fight, Floyd actually did him a favor by him coming up 5lbs and Canelo down 2lbs. Floyd also had a weight disadvantage when he fought Oscar, having to fight at 154, making 1/2 as much as Oscar.

What Floyd and Canelo did to kick off their PPV status into the big bucks paid off, even if they would have preferred not to have weight stipulations to get it. By the way, Floyd dominating Canelo had nothing to do with the weight. The skill gap was too wide for that to matter.
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Re: Canelo vs Warde next year

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stellar wrote: 05 Nov 2019, 14:12 he doesn't need money ???so he still has to comment on the game somewhere?he hadn't made much money throughout his career..sorry my english
If I had millions of dollars I still wouldn't sit around and do f*ck all. Commentary's a good gig if you're a retired boxer and still like the sport. It's not like it's a 9-5 or anything. Besides, Ward used to be into drink and drugs before boxing saved him: that's why he had quite a serious boring personality. He's not the type to sit around in clubs with cocktails sniffing his money and sexually assaulting escorts. I'd imagine him working still in some way no matter how much money he'd made.
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