Andre Ward’s Necessary Heavyweight Opponents to Justify A Fight with Anthony Joshua

Andre Ward Said This Week That He’d Come Out of Retirement to Face Anthony Joshua “If the Business Was Right.” The Offer was met with a sarcastic reply from the former Two-division Heavyweight Champion Joshua, saying, “Pay Day Day (Canelo Voice).

For The 41-Year-Old Ward (32-0, 16 Kos) to Be Taken Seotly, He Needs to Come Out of His Eight-Year Retirement and Beat One Ore Preferably Two Top-Tier Heavyweight Contenders.

Heavyweight Opponents for Ward

Joseph Parker
Richard Torrez Jr.
Lenier but
Agit Kabayel
Zhili Zhang
Philip Hrgovic
Daniel but
Bakhodir Jalalov
Daniel Dubois
Basin Martin

Could Andre Ward Beat Any Of These Heavyweights If He Whipped Himself Into Shape? During His Prime, Ward Was Known for Throwing Single Shots Followed by Immediate Clinch. The Technique Is Referred to As ‘The Punch and Grab‘Style. It works, But it’s Boring to Watch.

That Strategy WAR Effective for Ward During His Career, Allowing Him To Stay at Unbeaten and Win World Titles at Super Middleweight and Light Heavyweight. However, it’s doubtful That It should be heavyweight at Effective. Even An Old Oldweight Like 42-Year-Old Zhang Would Time Ward, And Nail Him With A Big Shot As He’s Diving Forward To Hold.

Ward’s comeback: Legacy or Payday?

Ward has been sport out of the Sport 2017, and there Wouldn’t Be Muching to Pay To Watch The Former 168 and 175-LB World Return to a Money Grab To Make His Retirement More Luxurious.

“IF The Business Was Right, And Everything Was Right, Me and Anthony Joshua, That’s A Fight At Worad Take at Wembley Stadium,” Said Andre Ward on Instagram. “That’s A Fight That Would Get Me in The Gym and Get Mindset That I Need To Be In To Go To War.”