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Actually he fought Kahn's last opponent Oisen Fagan,who more or less lives and breathes on his jab.

That's great.. what did i say in my post? I'll quote it for you "i doubt he fought more than 3 or 4 guys who were actually really good technically who kept him at bay with their jab and he couldn't figure out how to beat them.. "

Meaning, i gave him the benefit of the doubt on those fights, assuming that he ACTUALLY fought a few boxers here and there..

Another one of Andrew's problems,is he got tossed in with some guys he had no buisness fighting too soon.

too soon? SEVEN losses to fighters on his record were 0-0-0.. another 0-1-0.. another 1-5-1..

and they are all KO's/TKO's..

i assume the next thing you will talk about is the extent of these 0-0-0's fighters amateur careers were..

i'll say this again.. it's nature to defend ourselves as humans.. it's not nature to be able to throw a fastball at 90mph, or to dunk a basketball, or to shoot a hockey puck, but it's nature, as animals, to be able to defend ourselves.. we are already born with these skills, and there are certain things that cannot be improved without having at least a GOOD amount of these skills to build upon.. I'm not saying that you know if you're a boxer or not right when you come out of the womb, but no matter how hard i train to become a major league pitcher, no matter who is coaching me, it's not going to happen.. it's good that Andrew is aiming high, but at some point you have to realize your limits..