Amir Khan's chin

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Originally Posted by GAME

Saturday showed why Khan never wanted to try to avenge the Prescott loss. Styles make fights and despite Ami winning in wrld class whilst Prescott lst to bums, khan always knew he doest have the power to keep Prescot off him for 12 rounds which is why he picked guys like Molina and Diaz.

I didnt rxpect much from Diaz but he stuck to a gameplan and did the best he could with he skills hes got. The ref was against him which didnt help so h had to bank on a Ko. Khan had to come through some rough patches as he did with Maidana but he was fighting scared in a style thats not natural. His confidence is shot so next time he meets a puncher he will go in with a negative minset instead of being positive so it wont end well for him

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Its true.

And the point violent demise mentioned about the punch resistance is spot on as well.

I just feel sorry for khan but he has made millions but publicly he wants to prove hes the best.

Diaz was just walking through khans combos and the confidence was growing each round.

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Originally Posted by imp

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Originally Posted by GAME

Saturday showed why Khan never wanted to try to avenge the Prescott loss. Styles make fights and despite Ami winning in wrld class whilst Prescott lst to bums, khan always knew he doest have the power to keep Prescot off him for 12 rounds which is why he picked guys like Molina and Diaz.

I didnt rxpect much from Diaz but he stuck to a gameplan and did the best he could with he skills hes got. The ref was against him which didnt help so h had to bank on a Ko. Khan had to come through some rough patches as he did with Maidana but he was fighting scared in a style thats not natural. His confidence is shot so next time he meets a puncher he will go in with a negative minset instead of being positive so it wont end well for him

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Its true.

And the point violent demise mentioned about the punch resistance is spot on as well.

I just feel sorry for khan but he has made millions but publicly he wants to prove hes the best.

Diaz was just walking through khans combos and the confidence was growing each round.

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Khan is a decent fighter, but he will never be a great one to be honest they are few and far between,
I do feel he and other people have over hyped, his ability changing his trainer will not improve his short comings.

Khan is chinny for sure, but to his credit he has a lot of toughness to hang in there and recover when he gets hurt, and obviously he's very quick and not the easiest guy to tag clean. He'll be a great fighter and most likely a champ for years to come, but that chin of his is always going to be an X-factor.

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Originally Posted by Beanflicker

Khan is chinny for sure, but to his credit he has a lot of toughness to hang in there and recover when he gets hurt, and obviously he's very quick and not the easiest guy to tag clean. He'll be a great fighter and most likely a champ for years to come, but that chin of his is always going to be an X-factor.

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I cant see that.

Garcia will press the action early.
Theres a major blueprint to beat khan.
Golden boy are going to think very hard about that next fight.

Amir khan is still young but he has actually past his prime. You dont have to old to be out of it.

Khan has speed and should be the likes of Peterson and Maliganaggi but should stay away from the big hitters until he perfects the new style that his trainer wants for him.

When Khan stepping up a division I hops Garcia challenges him

Who can he fight in a meaningful fight at welter other than Alexander? As soon as he faces a puncher he'll get splattered. God help us if he gets a decision over Alexander and they try and sell us a Mayweather PPV in England.