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Unbeaten Amir Khan (18-0, 14 KOs) puts his clean record on the line Sept. 6 at the M.E.N. Arena in Manchester, when he takes on knockout artist, and also, unbeaten, Breidis Prescott (19-0, 17 KOs) from Barranquilla, Columbia. The two will tangle for the WBO Intercontinental lightweight title held by Khan....the rest at fightnews.com
This has war written all over it, someone is getting knocked the phuk out. Hope it's Khan ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mar
I hate to look this far in the future since they're talking about the summer and god knows what could happen by then, but even with that much time i just don't know if khan is ready to step that far up.....that fight would do crazy numbers though, the best part will be looking at witter face at ringside, pissed that khan is in there and not him.
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Originally Posted by Danny_GThis has war written all over it, someone is getting knocked the phuk out. Hope it's Khan ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mar
war ? Look at the quality of guys prescott has been fighting, they have about 10 wins between them
Ricky is on his last legs, Floyd knocked him out with a single punch, Lazcano knocked him down and continued to rattle him in the later rounds. He looks very fragile these days(I'm picking Malignaggi to beat him)so maybe an improved Kahn can take advantage of it.
Did he?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kel
I don't think he looks anymore fragile to be honest. I've seen him stunned or hurt numerous times throughout his career....just nobody talks about it.