Andre Ward Hall of Fame boxer reveals his unlikely path to the top from the streets of Oakland to overcoming addiction, battling adversity to winning championships, the undefeated fighter talks retirement, respect and finding faith in the darkest place.
“I had to give up a whole childhood to be what I became.” Andre Ward With boxing headlines shaking up the sports world from big names retiring, to legends returning to fights drawing millions of views, we had to get some insight and who better to give us perspective than one of the greatest to ever do it. ..Andre Ward…
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