[caption id="attachment_4965" align="aligncenter" width="457"] Photo grab from Andre Ward's Instagram[/caption]

It seemed that Roc Nation is getting more and more feathers on its wings in flying their boxing division in the early part of 2015. Early Friday, Gary Shaw also made an announcement that he "officially joined" Roc Nation, and that there will be no more Gary Show Production.

Then, late Friday, super middleweight champ Andre Ward went to twitter and posted that he is "happy to be part of Roc Nation family".

It's official!! #NextChapter Happy to be a part of the @rocnation family. #RocNationSports#SOGhttp://t.co/XQCM2uvsMT

— Andre S.O.G. Ward (@andreward) January 9, 2015

Following Dan Goossen's passing due to to liver cancer in September it seemed that the litigation and suit filed by Andre Ward has finally over. Ward had been sidelined for more than a year now due to promotional conflicts between him and his long-time promoter. Inactivity removed him from many boxing's pound-for-pound list lately.

Although there's no official confirmation yet from Roc Nation side, but the above photo tells a thousand words. I hope this development would make us see more of Andre Ward inside the boxing ring showcasing his talent and appearance no more to any district courts.

Gary Shaw Productions no more. GSP now officially owned by Roc Nation.

“I have officially joined Roc Nation." says Gary Shaw according to a report on Ring TV.

"I’ll be running their boxing division and working closely with Dave Itskowitch. The rest of the staff that’s there and all of the people who have been with GSP are still going to be with us. There will be no more GSP.”

To those who are unaware, Roc Nation is founded by Shawn Corey Carter known as Jay Z, an American rapper and record producer. Roc Nation recently propelled into the sport of boxing when the company won a bidding to promote a bout between Matt Korobov and Peter Quillin. Unfortunately, Quillin pulled out from the fight.