Re: Amir Khan

Originally Posted by
Dark Lord Al

Originally Posted by
Shamrock

Originally Posted by
Mark TKO
has to be Thaxton next to sell this one I feel if it is to be ppv - and to put him in with someone who will certainly test him.
I think Thaxton deserves his shot too after so long - and I haved to say I think Thaxton will do him.
As for a Prescott rematch - if he keeps winning he will have to face him at some stage !
Anyone know if Presott has a fight lined up yet - I will be keeping an eye on his career now
Warren will not put Khan in with Thaxton. After being knocked out in his last fight it would be suicidal to put him in with a guy who can hit like Jonathan.
Khan will be put in with somone with a record that looks good on paper but he will be a none puncher. People will tune in too see if Khan is gun shy. He won't be. He'll be cautious and it will take a few fights for hin to get his full confidence back. If Khan is schooled right he will win a rematch down the line with Prescott. Just like Nigel Benn after Michael Watson he will mature and come back stronger.
Amir Khan is nothing like Benn , he doesnt have big ko power , Nigel used to get wobbled and would come blazing back , Khan has a glass jaw.
Khan is going nowhere , watch this space/
I'm not convinced Khan has a glass jaw anymore than Benn did. Early in his career Benn had one game plan which was to take out his opponent - he left his chin out to dry going it or ran out of steam. Khan against Prescott and agianst Gomez for that matter neglected his boxing and his defence and got caught. It makes little difference how good your chin is if your defence is a pile of crap and a decent puncher catches you right you're going in trouble.
The reference I made between Benn and Khan had nothing to do with their power - Benn's power was awesome and Khan is not in his class. The similarity I'm hoping will be there is that Khan will learn from his first loss and make the adjustments needed to comeback a better fighter - just like Nige did after losing to Watson.
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