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  • Abraham vs Ward

    Sauerland: Nobody can protect Ward from King Arthur´s power
    May 12th, 2011

    Hall of Fame-Promoter Wilfried Sauerland has voiced his astonishment over Virgil Hunter´s comments at yesterday´s official Super Six World Boxing Classic press conference. The trainer of WBA Super Middleweight Champion Andre Ward claimed that Sauerland has lost confidence in Abraham because he demanded neutral judges and a neutral referee. “I see no problem in asking for a non-Californian referee – and that´s not just because it was guaranteed in the contract,” Sauerland said.

    “I am not sure what leads Virgil to believe that we have lost confidence in Arthur. Maybe he is getting a little nervous because Andre Ward is not fighting in Oakland this time. I thought it was funny that Dan Goossen complained about the five-hour drive Ward had to take to come down to LA for this fight. But then again, if you are used to fighting at your protected home base, traveling 400 miles might seem like a huge inconvenience, so let´s not hold it against them. All the comments from their camp and the problems with the officials are a clear indication that they do not feel comfortable about fighting away from home, even though they are still in their home state. So it´s them who are losing confidence in their fighter, not us.”

    And Sauerland added: “King Arthur has traveled over 40,000 miles during the course of the tournament and he is ready for a big fight on Saturday night. Nobody will be able to protect Ward from Arthur´s
    power.”

    Meanwhile, King Arthur is getting ready for the big fight. After the official press conference, he checked out the Home Depot Center. “It´s a great venue and I am thrilled to make my first open-air fight,” he
    said. “There is a lot at stake. I know that Andre Ward is a tough and very skilled opponent. But my goal is to become a superstar in America, and in order to do so, I need to defeat Ward. I am prepared for a real battle and a huge victory for my legions of fans all over the world
    Last edited by ArmeniaR1; 05-14-2011, 11:12 AM.

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    Re: Abraham vs Ward

    Abraham: I am thrilled to make my first open-air fight
    May 14, 2011 - 12:39 AMT

    PanARMENIAN.Net - Arthur Abraham is getting ready for a big fight, the Super Six World Boxing Classic semifinals match.

    After the final press conference, the former IBF middleweight beltholder checked out The Home Depot Center's outdoor tennis arena, where Showtime will air the fight on Saturday, May 14.

    “It's a great venue and I am thrilled to make my first open-air fight,” he said, quoted by Ring TV. “There is a lot at stake. I know that Andre Ward is a tough and very skilled opponent. But my goal is to become a superstar in America, and in order to do so, I need to defeat Ward. I am prepared for a real battle and a huge victory for my legions of fans all over the world.”

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      Re: Abraham vs Ward

      Ward weights heavier than Abraham
      May 14, 2011 - 10:48 AMT

      PanARMENIAN.Net - Both Arthur Abraham and Andre Ward appeared ripped and ready for their Super Six World Boxing Classic semifinal match at the weighin on Friday, May 13.

      Ward, who will attempt to defend his WBA super middleweight title against Abraham on Saturday, tipped the scales at 168 pounds, the division limit. Abraham weighed in at 167 pounds. Ward and Abraham will clash at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. Showtime will televise in the U.S.

      Both fighters exuded confidence at the weighin, which took place at the Crown Plaza LAX, The Ring TV reported.

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      • #4
        Re: Abraham vs Ward

        King Arthur lost
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        • #5
          Re: Abraham vs Ward

          i guess Abraham quits now...

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          • #6
            Re: Abraham vs Ward

            Originally posted by Federate View Post
            King Arthur lost
            It was not that evident! To me it looks like a draw.

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            • #7
              Re: Abraham vs Ward

              Nah he did lose that fight but it was closer then the judges scored. Abraham should not quit because he is a good fighter and perhaps the most dangerous one in his weightclass. I doubt anyone here is the best at what they do but knowing that willl not make them quit.
              Hayastan or Bust.

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              • #8
                Re: Abraham vs Ward

                The problem is that many fighters have figured out Arthur's style. He stays in a turtle shell and tries to tire out his opponent then attempts to go for a knockout in later rounds. That worked until his opponents figured out how to counter that strategy. Maybe he should come out punching while his stamina is fresh since he has the knockout power. Oh well, I'm sure his coaches and trainers know best.
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                • #9
                  Re: Abraham vs Ward

                  Originally posted by KanadaHye View Post
                  The problem is that many fighters have figured out Arthur's style. He stays in a turtle shell and tries to tire out his opponent then attempts to go for a knockout in later rounds. That worked until his opponents figured out how to counter that strategy. Maybe he should come out punching while his stamina is fresh since he has the knockout power. Oh well, I'm sure his coaches and trainers know best.
                  I agree. When he started aggressively in the early rounds, I thought he was going to win the fight but he still does not look comfortable taking with an attacking strategy; he's far too open for a counter and I guess that is why he went back to his old style. Ward handled the early rounds well and was able to retaliate.
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                  • #10
                    Re: Abraham vs Ward

                    Respect to Abraham giving up his belt and going in to a very tough tournament. He fought till the end and didn't quit like some other fighters.

                    Abraham has to go back down a division now, 168 was just too big for him.

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