Khan v Mathew hatton!

[Master]

Brooks is young undefeated and wants a big name scalp, with an alleged weak chin, to make a name for himself. Khan fights a legitimate, dangerous and domestic fighter to see if he is ready for Floyd.

[Dia bando]

My i just say haveing seen both fighter live, i go for Brook because ? he is a Ingel fighter and a good one to boot.and he will be very hard to beat.And i feel he will be way to much for Khan it's just what i think.

[Kev]

Brooks is young undefeated and wants a big name scalp, with an alleged weak chin, to make a name for himself. Khan fights a legitimate, dangerous and domestic fighter to see if he is ready for Floyd.

Why does Amir need to show he is ready for Floyd? Floyd has already agreed to fight him, providing he doesn't fuck up beforehand and get beat.

[CFH]

Brooks is young undefeated and wants a big name scalp, with an alleged weak chin, to make a name for himself. Khan fights a legitimate, dangerous and domestic fighter to see if he is ready for Floyd.

Why does Amir need to show he is ready for Floyd? Floyd has already agreed to fight him, providing he doesn't fuck up beforehand and get beat.

Really?

[Kev]

Brooks is young undefeated and wants a big name scalp, with an alleged weak chin, to make a name for himself. Khan fights a legitimate, dangerous and domestic fighter to see if he is ready for Floyd.

Why does Amir need to show he is ready for Floyd? Floyd has already agreed to fight him, providing he doesn't fuck up beforehand and get beat.

Really?

Amir announced it himself on October 4th. They have had discussions and Floyd verbally agreed apparently.

Anyway,whether or not that comes to anything the point still stands. Khan doesnt need to 'prove' himself worthy of a fight with Floyd, all that needs to happen is for Floyd to want to fight him. Which he evidently does, as Pacquiao aside Khan must be the biggest draw out there for him. Plus beating Manny's sparring partner will set up the megafight we all want to see most hopefully by the end of 2012.

[Dia bando]

Yes give Khan his shot at Floyd,but i think Brook is going to make it big i could be wrong just like the way he fight's. Khan V M Hatton cant see the point only one winner Khan.

[Master]

Brooks is young undefeated and wants a big name scalp, with an alleged weak chin, to make a name for himself. Khan fights a legitimate, dangerous and domestic fighter to see if he is ready for Floyd.

Why does Amir need to show he is ready for Floyd? Floyd has already agreed to fight him, providing he doesn't fuck up beforehand and get beat.

For Khan's confidence to know that he can beat with a live welterweight.

[ono]

Brooks is young undefeated and wants a big name scalp, with an alleged weak chin, to make a name for himself. Khan fights a legitimate, dangerous and domestic fighter to see if he is ready for Floyd.

Why does Amir need to show he is ready for Floyd? Floyd has already agreed to fight him, providing he doesn't fuck up beforehand and get beat.

For Khan's confidence to know that he can beat with a live welterweight.

I'd normally agree but i don't think Mayweather is a big welterweight really. And he's such a unique fighter that it wouldn't really matter.

[Master]

Brooks is young undefeated and wants a big name scalp, with an alleged weak chin, to make a name for himself. Khan fights a legitimate, dangerous and domestic fighter to see if he is ready for Floyd.

Why does Amir need to show he is ready for Floyd? Floyd has already agreed to fight him, providing he doesn't fuck up beforehand and get beat.

For Khan's confidence to know that he can beat with a live welterweight.

I'd normally agree but i don't think Mayweather is a big welterweight really. And he's such a unique fighter that it wouldn't really matter.

Floyd has grown into the welterweight division before he had to run from the Baldimors but now he can stand toe to toe with Shane (after getting hurt) and Ortiz, so I think Khan would do well to properly acclimatise at the weight. For his confidence it would be better to beat Brooks than Hatton.