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khan is nothing but a damned fraud! the little bastard takes fights with old, washed up fighters. notice how he avoids fighters like maidana, alexander, bradley, etc...as soon as he's put in with a fighter who is in his prime, he'll get his ass beat like breidis prescott destroyed the fraud.
Con is the only fighter I know who got build up after accomplishing nothing. Have groupies fall for his charade . Only to get brutally exposed. Get build back up after again accomplishing nothing. And have the same idiotic groupies again fall for the same charade.
Thats something we can all agree on. Khan is a joke!
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Originally Posted by milmascaras1
Kotelnik?? The guy who just got robbed against hype job Alexander and Malinaggi who just beat Juan Diaz? Them two fighters are as good a wins as any other fighter at 140. Malinaggi would make Maidana look like a fucking novice.
Malinaggi and Kotelnik are fine fighters. Con beating them counts. But not that much. Con beating them shows he has great speed and great boxing skills. Who the fuck cares? Everybody pretty much knows that already. What they don't know is if he can take a punch. And they will continue to not know cuz so far he's been scared to death of getting into the ring with another puncher. I have no doubt Con still sees Prescott in his nightmares. Those 54 seconds still haunt himQuote:
Originally Posted by skel1983Quote:
Originally Posted by milmascaras1
Kotelnik?? The guy who just got robbed against hype job Alexander and Malinaggi who just beat Juan Diaz? Them two fighters are as good a wins as any other fighter at 140. Malinaggi would make Maidana look like a fucking novice.
I don't disagree with this but his fight with Madiana is a step in the right direction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseMalinaggi and Kotelnik are fine fighters. Con beating them counts. But not that much. Con beating them shows he has great speed and great boxing skills. Who the fuck cares? Everybody pretty much knows that already. What they don't know is if he can take a punch. And they will continue to not know cuz so far he's been scared to death of getting into the ring with another puncher. I have no doubt Con still sees Prescott in his nightmares. Those 54 seconds still haunt himQuote:
Originally Posted by skel1983Quote:
Originally Posted by milmascaras1
Kotelnik?? The guy who just got robbed against hype job Alexander and Malinaggi who just beat Juan Diaz? Them two fighters are as good a wins as any other fighter at 140. Malinaggi would make Maidana look like a fucking novice.
It sure is. If it happensQuote:
Originally Posted by skel1983I don't disagree with this but his fight with Madiana is a step in the right direction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseMalinaggi and Kotelnik are fine fighters. Con beating them counts. But not that much. Con beating them shows he has great speed and great boxing skills. Who the fuck cares? Everybody pretty much knows that already. What they don't know is if he can take a punch. And they will continue to not know cuz so far he's been scared to death of getting into the ring with another puncher. I have no doubt Con still sees Prescott in his nightmares. Those 54 seconds still haunt himQuote:
Originally Posted by skel1983Quote:
Originally Posted by milmascaras1
Kotelnik?? The guy who just got robbed against hype job Alexander and Malinaggi who just beat Juan Diaz? Them two fighters are as good a wins as any other fighter at 140. Malinaggi would make Maidana look like a fucking novice.
Thats a good point.Quote:
Originally Posted by hitmandonny
He came over as a fighter who originally wanted to be recognized by his own countrymen to be the best, his soul aim was towards Barrera and Morrales for a long time.
When you have a plan like that you dont want your road disrupted by someone like Naz, call it a duck if you must but every fighter and trainer picks their way through to where they wish to end up by weighing up risk /rewards. In hindsight I dont think he would of swapped a win or loss to Naz for a win or a loss to his fellow countrymen.