I appreciate that you're confident, but the quote I gave you was accurate, and there's a report that Golovkin's camp has actually called out Ward for a fight more recently than that. You can research and counter with competing reports, which is the point: Boxers are self-promoters and liars, so you can never tell for sure what's going on because everyone is making their own version of the story. I've followed boxing for enough years to know that if they aren't getting a fight together, it's because of money vs risk.
I'll reiterate my best guess: Ward's inactivity is the reason he's not getting that fight this year, because the powers in the divisions have already scheduled for the next half a year and he's odd man out. He wasn't going to take a big fight without a tuneup anyway, so blustering about someone ducking him is nonsense. Golovkin's increased popularity has suddenly made that an attractive fight for a guy who hasn't fought in over a year, and made the same fight less attractive for GGG. Not really a surprise.
None of this has to do with how good or bad I think the fighters are, and I think Ward is excellent. Yes, I saw the fight, and Golovkin's defense looked really good until Monroe started to stand in the middle and throw with him. Don't know if that was loss of focus or a legitimate problem going forward, but he got marked up by a guy that didn't have a lot of bad intentions on the end of his punches. Ward is a great boxer, but I can't say for sure that he has more punching power than Monroe. He's not exactly known for knocking guys out. He's a bit bigger than GGG, but I don't know that it's a big enough difference for him to suddenly have dangerous power.
If Ward believed it was as easy a fight as you do, he'd been in favor of it over a year ago when there might have been a chance to set it up. This is his second long layoff, and he's gonna need to do something more than talk to get himself back into the big-money fights.