Wolverine5150
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After Ward's upset over Kessler, he and Abraham appear to be the frontrunners in the tournament. If these two were to meet, who's your pick?
Perfect way of putting it.All this said, Abraham hasn't fought a guy like Ward.... but Ward has fought guys with intentions like Abraham. Ward UD.
Froch all the way.
Perfect way of putting it.
I'm 1/2 so far.. I expected the JT-AA fight to go the way it did (although I predicted a JT win) but the other two fight were nothing like I expected.. I thought Froch would be all over a nervous Dirrell for a mid-fight stoppage and I thought Kessler would pick Ward apart.. I can't bet on these fights anymore.. I think Ward would defeat AA but the fights so far have shown that the Super 6 is full of surprises.. hell, I wouldn't bet against JT upsetting Ward (well.. maybe).
I expected JT to start well with AA turning it on as the fight went on knowing their in-ring reputations.. although before the fight I did also think "AA could stop him late a la Froch" I stuck with the prediction that JT would hang on for a decision victory.how can one expect the jt-aa fight to go the way it did and predict a jt win at the same time? it's not like jt was winning. it was a clear domination of aa throughout the whole fight. of course you can argue jt won the first 4-5 rounds, but that doesn't mean he was in any way succeeding. the only reason he won the first few rounds is because aa let him, like he does with anyone else to feel them out...that was a cat and mouse game with jt never standing a real chance.
Ward is a terrible style for Arthur. Ward stays outside, is very quick and accurate, excellent fundamentals. He's got reach and speed on his side and his inside dirty tactics work for him.
Arthur has great defense, is very patient, doesn't get frustrated even if when he's losing rounds. He's got good timing and powerful punches. He's key is to time Ward, stay patient and work off the jab. With few accurate punches he may be able to hurt and stop Ward. If he doesn't finish him it will be very difficult to win a decision over a much more active fighter in Ward.
i believe both times ward was rattled it was fights at 160. i do think the cut had something to do with that.
and he did stand up to a miranda right hand.
Oh shut up, bay area boy... And Miranda was as done a deep fried turkey.
Ward hasn't been hit solid by anyone at 168 yet.
facts are facts. last thing to go is the punch.
you hear what dibella told kessler? maybe you should take the advice.