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I think Khan is ready for Mayweather, Marquez and maybe Cotto etc in 2010. This kid has shown huge huge improvement in his ring smartness and is ready for the big boys. Lol Kotelnic got owned, cant wait for the escuses. What Kotelnic had a broken ear and couldnt hear Khan coming??
Maybe someone should just check up on a couple of the haterz, i feel a heart attack coming!!
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no he won't, JMM won't fight in Manchester.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
which of those is not true? He is older and smaller.Quote:
although they still won't give him credit because he will be too small, too old
likely but that hasn't stopped people pushing for Khan to fight Hatton was really looked ready for a coffin.Quote:
and coming off a loss to Floyd Mayweather.
Unproven except to say Khan was the only one hurt (by a punch) in that fight.Quote:
I think Khan showed what would have happened to Barrera had the cut not occured.
as popular as a cock flavoured lollipop.Quote:
Dominating win for Amir, he's improved leaps and bounds since joining up with Freddie Roach.
Bilbo you must be off your rocker seriously, i think Amir Khan done well over a solid opponent. But come off it JMM has shown power, and has one of the most intelligent boxing brains i've seen of this era. And he is also a master counter puncher which is a big no/no for Amir Khan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
Lets not get crazy here, yes Andriy Kotelnik is a decent opponent. But he is slow and he has no power. And to say Amir Khan would beat a fighter like JMM is crazy talk.
This is the first real decent opponent Amir Khan has ever fought, except for Breidis Prescott who himself got beat by some fighter. I've never heard of, lets wait and see when Amir Khan fights a top 10 fighter who has some power. Before you start calling Amir Khan a god.
What more can you do when you're fighting a guy who is holding his hands up very high and rarely throwing back?Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrap
Khan could of went to the body more often but then again that's probably what Kotelnik was hoping for.
120-108 118-110 118-110 is pretty dominating in my book.Quote:
Originally Posted by OumaFan
I actually thought Kotelnik might have nicked 3 rounds but Khan was in control from the first bell.
Leaving Pacquaio out of the equation Khan might just be the best in this division. I'd certainly fancy him to outpoint Urgango, the WBC is vacant and Tim Bradley holds the other.
Bradley is decent but to say he's different class to Khan is just wrong imo.
Khan could unify this division imo.
I think Khan is ready for Mayweather, Marquez and maybe Cotto etc in 2010. This kid has shown huge huge improvement in his ring smartness and is ready for the big boys. Lol Kotelnic got owned, cant wait for the escuses. What Kotelnic had a broken ear and couldnt hear Khan coming??
Maybe someone should just check up on a couple of the haterz, i feel a heart attack coming!!
I agree the commnetary was terrible/biased. I do think Amir Khan hit alot of arms/gloves. But Andriy Kotelnik is no mug either, he's a solid opponent with a decent boxing brain. I didn't think he would get caught with much silly punches. Overall a decent win for Amir Khan, but i'd still like to see how he deals with a top 10 fighter who can punch. He's only ever fought one puncher, and look what happened there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrap
I think Khan is ready for Mayweather, Marquez and maybe Cotto etc in 2010. This kid has shown huge huge improvement in his ring smartness and is ready for the big boys. Lol Kotelnic got owned, cant wait for the escuses. What Kotelnic had a broken ear and couldnt hear Khan coming??
Maybe someone should just check up on a couple of the haterz, i feel a heart attack coming!!
The points were very biased, as Khan was hitting gloves all night. I actually scored it a draw, even though I felt Khan won. I am still not impressed by him at all. Maybe he should avenge his loss if he is so great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo120-108 118-110 118-110 is pretty dominating in my book.Quote:
Originally Posted by OumaFan
I actually thought Kotelnik might have nicked 3 rounds but Khan was in control from the first bell.
Leaving Pacquaio out of the equation Khan might just be the best in this division. I'd certainly fancy him to outpoint Urgango, the WBC is vacant and Tim Bradley holds the other.
Bradley is decent but to say he's different class to Khan is just wrong imo.
Khan could unify this division imo.
So were quoting horrible scoring now as a means of saying it was a dominate win? ;D 118-110 is questionable, 120-108 is just phoning it in.
It was 8-4 probably, could be 9-3 or 7-5 at either extreme.
140 is a bit of a wasteland, but there are prospects out there that Khan would have to worry about.
I'd like to see Khan against Bradley next. If I was Frank I wouldn't throw Khan right into the deep end and put him up against anyone in the top 10 p4p.
Bradley or Urango. Maybe even Maidana.
As for scores, I had it 117-111 for Khan.
I see you came out of hiding from your last stupid remark??Quote:
Originally Posted by MIKAY
I see your still at it with your mayweather marquez remarks
feint, draw, punch through the guard, pull the glove down, be patient enough to force them to lead, etc, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by JoeyUKWhat more can you do when you're fighting a guy who is holding his hands up very high and rarely throwing back?Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrap
Khan could of went to the body more often but then again that's probably what Kotelnik was hoping for.
You know, like what they teach you to do in boxing.