Give him a chance. Honestly how good do you have to be to get a title shot these days? If they match him right he could be with us for a while.

Remember that like JCChavez Jr. sometimes a fighter is so hyped that the begining of their pro career is just an extension of their ametuer maturing period. As long as they produce against good competition by their early twenties (i.e. Kahn has some time) they could be in line to have solid careers.

Recently, European fighters especially have shown that a background of solid fundamentals can take you far in a sport anxious for flash and personality.