LAS VEGAS -- Andre Ward had just been awarded a unanimous decision victory against Sergey Kovalev to claim his three light heavyweight world title belts on Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena when the topic turned to Wards ring future.At the end of his post-fight news conference Ward was asked if he would ever consider moving up to the heavyweight division, where it is rare for a light heavyweight to find success. All-time greats such as Roy Jones Jr., Michael Spinks and Bob Fitzsimmons won world titles in both weight classes, but they are the exception. Other greats such as Archie Moore and Bob Foster failed when they moved up.Boxings marquee division does interest Ward (31-0, 15 KOs), whose win over Kovalev (30-1-1, 26 KOs) was tinged in controversy because Ward, who got knocked down in the second round, was given winning scores of 114-113 on all three judges scorecards even though the majority of media had Kovalev winning a close fight.Ward, however, said any move up to heavyweight would have to be the right situation. He ruled out facing giants of the division such as world titleholders Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua, enormous men who would have huge height and weight advantages.Theres certain guys you dont mess with and those guys are too big, Ward said. I respect them, but you got to find the right opponent and the right situation. So maybe one day, maybe not, but not those two.Ward said if he made the move, he would instead look to follow in the footsteps of Jones, who was the undisputed light heavyweight world champion when he moved up to heavyweight for a shot at John Ruiz, a solid but unspectacular heavyweight who had a world title belt.Jones, who built himself into a rock-solid 193-pound fighter under the guidance of famed strength and conditioning coach Mackie Shilstone -- who also worked with Ward to prepare him for Kovalev -- easily outboxed the much slower and stationary 226-pound Ruiz to take his heavyweight belt in 2003 before returning to light heavyweight.Listen, Ive talked about this a lot and I know it sounds crazy. I know it does, Ward said. But I feel like I have a Roy Jones-type of situation in me before my career is over. And I have a great guy to do it with, Mackie Shilstone, but its got to be the right guy. Im not going to let my ego get in the way.Wards future is at light heavyweight for the time being, however. Kovalev exercised his right to an immediate rematch with Ward, so that will apparently be his next fight in the first half of 2017.HBO, which carried Kovalev-Ward on pay-per-view, will air a replay of the fight Saturday (10:35 p.m. ET/PT) along with live coverage of junior lightweight titleholder Vasyl Lomachenko (6-1, 4 KOs) making his first defense against fellow former featherweight titlist Nicholas Axe Man Walters (26-0-1, 21 KOs) at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas. Custom Boston Celtics Jerseys . Gather a group of friends, or find a league to join online, draft your team, set your lineup and compete in a number of different formats. Wholesale Celtics Jerseyshttps://www.cheapceltics.com/ . 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Jenson Button says Max Verstappen did the most dangerous thing a driver can do by moving under the braking zone during his battle with Kimi Raikkonen at the Hungarian Grand Prix.Verstappens robust defensive moves angered Raikkonen in Budapest, with the Finn later questioning why the Red Bull driver did not receive any penalties. Button sympathises with Raikkonen and says Verstappen should have known not to drive in that manner.Speaking on Thursday in Hockenheim, Button said: As drivers, we all know that moving in the braking zone is the most dangerous thing you can do because the guy [following] is at 300 km/h and probably hasnt hit the brakes yet. Moving under braking is a no-no and he obviously did move in the braking zone, so I can understand Kimis frustration.When it was put to him that Verstappens move could be considered racing hard, he replied: Moving in the braking zones racing? Moving in the braking zone is not racing, its dangerous.The whole time Ive been in F1 you dont move in the braking zone, because thats where you have big accidents. It wasnt Estebans fault in Melbourne but you look at the accident Fernando [Alonso] had, you happy seeing accidents like that? There you go.Button was quiick to point out his admiration for what Verstappen has achieved in his young career so far and said he may speak to the 18-year-old during the weekend, potentially at Fridays drivers briefing.ddddddddddddHe went on to say: Max is an unbelievable talent in terms of what hes achieved at such a young age and hes doing a great job but theres obviously things we can learn as drivers. I think it just needs to be a bit clearer cut and as Kimi stated he thought it was dangerous.Buttons McLaren teammate Fernando Alonso agreed with the assessment that Verstappen was in the wrong.I think it was illegal, yes, the Spaniard said. As I said, you are allowed to move once and commit to whatever you need to do. You can choose to brake on the clean side, the dirty side, on the inside, on the outside, you are allowed to do whatever you think is best to defend your position. But you are allowed to move once and not two or three times. Thats enough. That is not an opinion, its just the rule. If you take the ball with the hands outside the area it is a penalty and a red card, its nothing more. ' ' '