I would be happy for him to fight any of these really but i went with Maidana rematch just because i enjoyed it but can't see that happening
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I would be happy for him to fight any of these really but i went with Maidana rematch just because i enjoyed it but can't see that happening
As a Khan follower, I'd say Judah or Marquez.
I'd say Judah more so as a I'm a Marquez fan but they'd both be great fun to watch from a neutral perspective.
Marquez. And I believe it will happen next spring. I saw dollar$ sign in Oscar's eyes during the British tv interview.
Erik Marales and Amir King Khan are on a crash collision course and you KNOW it. Are you guys kidding me?? It's win win if Eric Morales wins he gets his 4th weight division. If Khan owns him in under 3 rounds (which he could) they will compare his dismantling of Morales to Pacquiao's.
This will set the stage for Pacquiao v Khan in late 2011. Promotional disputes will flair. Pacquiao will dedicate this fight as the 5th crusade against Muslims and the Holy Land. Both fighters will test positive for roids. and there mothers wills see each other in the grocery store and have a cat fight. OMG I cant wait for the new year!!!
But I picked easy defense as in there is no avoiding this fight next. There is NO easy title waiting for Morales at LWW! OH wait! He's got that really really awesome Jose Sulimain Silver WBC Belt! Morales should be shamed of himself for actually fighting for the contrived piece of crap title!
I want to see him fight Marquez. I publicly predicted on here after he beat Barrera that he could beat Marquez within 18 months and was laughed at and ridiculed by the ill informed.
I'd love to see Khan beat Marquez. Although of course he is a very very old man now far far removed from his natural weight class and would be fighting under the most unfair conditions, forced to make every prefight concession to Team Khan. He would probably even go into the fight suffering an injury, and a heavy chest cold so defeat was a near certainty in hindsight, but I'd still like to see it.
Maidana rematch - but I think he will do everything he can to avoid that as its too dangerous for him
Personally I am in favour of a Prescott rematch within 3 months and in UK. If I was him I would want to set the record straight - and it would sell. Prescott not in his league but maybe have an edge over him.
I'd like to see him fight Maidana again. I think he'd win comfortably.
Maidana rematch.
Maidana could prepare better himself, he was gassed in a couple of those rounds and hadn't been doing THAT much. He would be careful not to go down early again and knows the handspeed he is dealing with. He also knows that once Khan loses his legs the tide turns. Next time he will be more clinical.
Be carefull not to go down early again ;D
I can see the concentration on his face as he leaves his corner for the first round 'note to self.......dont go down early'
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Bad match up for JMM. To much speed and not enough in fighting.Quote:
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Well, yes. It cost him 2 points in the first and he was recovering in the second. Three points down after 2 is not the best way to start. He can do better than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterCareful not to go down again? ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by miles
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Judah is not ready in his head for Khan yet. He got to build his confidence back up. But he could fight JMM at 140. He have enough power to put JMM lights out.
I hate to say this, but if Pacman sign a fight before Floyd's court date . . .
Floyd vs Khan a week or 2 before Pacman vs Mosley
Can he? Can he really stop a fresh Amir hitting him?Quote:
Originally Posted by milesWell, yes. It cost him 2 points in the first and he was recovering in the second. Three points down after 2 is not the best way to start. He can do better than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterCareful not to go down again? ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by miles
I'd bet Khan would destroy him in a rematch. Maidana isn't improving. Khan is. I think Khan fought a poor fight and still won after getting turned into a drunk. Maidana would beat him 1 in 20.
The rematch wont happen though. Roach and Khan's mob never liked that fight - they swerved it for a year. The risk paid off, no chance they'd give him another shot at the jackpot.
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Originally Posted by MemphisCan he? Can he really stop a fresh Amir hitting him?Quote:
Originally Posted by milesWell, yes. It cost him 2 points in the first and he was recovering in the second. Three points down after 2 is not the best way to start. He can do better than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterCareful not to go down again? ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by miles
He now has the experience to build on. Khan starts quicker than most, it is better not to go to war in round one. He will get you much easier than you get him. But Khan does slow and more so when you've tagged him hard. Maidana knows that Khan's legs tire and that chin does open itself up.
He just needs to be more assured when that opportunity comes up. He could have had Khan in this fight, and I really don't see all that many improvements defensively whatsoever. His chin is still open, but Maidana smothered himself and went to town far too close.
Miles I think your given Maidana a wee bit too much credit here, he is what he is, he wont do anything differently in his next fight whoever that might be.
He can change, adapt, be carefull, behave ;D
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Originally Posted by The Grinch
Judah is not ready in his head for Khan yet. He got to build his confidence back up. But he could fight JMM at 140. He have enough power to put JMM lights out.
I'm not sure Judah will ever be ready in his head. I think Khan could take him.