well KHAN sure knows how to RUN... Run Khan Run....that's what I learned tonight.

[Gandalf]

Well I will be glad to field this statement for most of the saddoians.

You are a moron if that is all you learned tonight from this possible FOTY. Khan fought an amazing fight, and managed to stay away from what would be his undoing... a large left hand from Maidana.
When you stay away from an opponent and land punches, that is what is known as boxing. Khan did this well, yes, but he also throws many many meaningful punches with vicious intent. I think he blends a strong counter punching style and great footwork. He has phenomenal punch speed, which he used almost all night to get Maidana off of him.

Khan is not pansy, he worked his ass off for his victory and I was not really a big fan of his to start with. My hat goes off to him tonight for his resounding victory, and his testament to the boxing world that his chin may be a little suspect, but his heart and determination are going to be there.

Seconded!

Thirded! Can we get everyone to sign this

4th - Khan deserves a lot of credit for surviving and putting on a beating on Maidana. Who else has done that?

Maidana was the one coming on strong down the stretch. Sure, Khan did his banking early, but I really didn't see Maidana take a beating. There was only one fighter clinging on for life and that clearly wasn't Maidana.

Khan rode through the rocky times, so deserves credit for that. However, let's not put on our blinkers on the other way and say that Maidana took a beating.

It was hardly a shut out.

What are you talking about. If that bodyshot hadn't come with only 10 seconds to go Maidana wouldn't even have got out of the first round.

If it was a 4 round fight then I would be more inclined to agree with you, but the championship rounds are where the men are seperated from the boys and Maidana was producing all the hurt.

[generalbulldog]

Well I will be glad to field this statement for most of the saddoians.

You are a moron if that is all you learned tonight from this possible FOTY. Khan fought an amazing fight, and managed to stay away from what would be his undoing... a large left hand from Maidana.
When you stay away from an opponent and land punches, that is what is known as boxing. Khan did this well, yes, but he also throws many many meaningful punches with vicious intent. I think he blends a strong counter punching style and great footwork. He has phenomenal punch speed, which he used almost all night to get Maidana off of him.

Khan is not pansy, he worked his ass off for his victory and I was not really a big fan of his to start with. My hat goes off to him tonight for his resounding victory, and his testament to the boxing world that his chin may be a little suspect, but his heart and determination are going to be there.

Seconded!

Thirded! Can we get everyone to sign this

4th - Khan deserves a lot of credit for surviving and putting on a beating on Maidana. Who else has done that?

Maidana was the one coming on strong down the stretch. Sure, Khan did his banking early, but I really didn't see Maidana take a beating. There was only one fighter clinging on for life and that clearly wasn't Maidana.

Khan rode through the rocky times, so deserves credit for that. However, let's not put on our blinkers on the other way and say that Maidana took a beating.

It was hardly a shut out.

What are you talking about. If that bodyshot hadn't come with only 10 seconds to go Maidana wouldn't even have got out of the first round.

If it was a 4 round fight then I would be more inclined to agree with you, but the championship rounds are where the men are seperated from the boys and Maidana was producing all the hurt.

I would agree with you if the fight was only scored in the last 3 championship rounds, but those first 9 rounds are more important and Maidana lost most of them.

[Gandalf]

Well I will be glad to field this statement for most of the saddoians.

You are a moron if that is all you learned tonight from this possible FOTY. Khan fought an amazing fight, and managed to stay away from what would be his undoing... a large left hand from Maidana.
When you stay away from an opponent and land punches, that is what is known as boxing. Khan did this well, yes, but he also throws many many meaningful punches with vicious intent. I think he blends a strong counter punching style and great footwork. He has phenomenal punch speed, which he used almost all night to get Maidana off of him.

Khan is not pansy, he worked his ass off for his victory and I was not really a big fan of his to start with. My hat goes off to him tonight for his resounding victory, and his testament to the boxing world that his chin may be a little suspect, but his heart and determination are going to be there.

Seconded!

Thirded! Can we get everyone to sign this

4th - Khan deserves a lot of credit for surviving and putting on a beating on Maidana. Who else has done that?

Maidana was the one coming on strong down the stretch. Sure, Khan did his banking early, but I really didn't see Maidana take a beating. There was only one fighter clinging on for life and that clearly wasn't Maidana.

Khan rode through the rocky times, so deserves credit for that. However, let's not put on our blinkers on the other way and say that Maidana took a beating.

It was hardly a shut out.

What are you talking about. If that bodyshot hadn't come with only 10 seconds to go Maidana wouldn't even have got out of the first round.

If it was a 4 round fight then I would be more inclined to agree with you, but the championship rounds are where the men are seperated from the boys and Maidana was producing all the hurt.

I would agree with you if the fight was only scored in the last 3 championship rounds, but those first 9 rounds are more important and Maidana lost most of them.

True, it is a 12 round fight and Khan won the most rounds, but only one man got a bad dose of the spindly legs.

Rematch!

[sanchez786]

Well I will be glad to field this statement for most of the saddoians.

You are a moron if that is all you learned tonight from this possible FOTY. Khan fought an amazing fight, and managed to stay away from what would be his undoing... a large left hand from Maidana.
When you stay away from an opponent and land punches, that is what is known as boxing. Khan did this well, yes, but he also throws many many meaningful punches with vicious intent. I think he blends a strong counter punching style and great footwork. He has phenomenal punch speed, which he used almost all night to get Maidana off of him.

Khan is not pansy, he worked his ass off for his victory and I was not really a big fan of his to start with. My hat goes off to him tonight for his resounding victory, and his testament to the boxing world that his chin may be a little suspect, but his heart and determination are going to be there.

Seconded!

Thirded! Can we get everyone to sign this

4th - Khan deserves a lot of credit for surviving and putting on a beating on Maidana. Who else has done that?

Maidana was the one coming on strong down the stretch. Sure, Khan did his banking early, but I really didn't see Maidana take a beating. There was only one fighter clinging on for life and that clearly wasn't Maidana.

Khan rode through the rocky times, so deserves credit for that. However, let's not put on our blinkers on the other way and say that Maidana took a beating.

It was hardly a shut out.

What are you talking about. If that bodyshot hadn't come with only 10 seconds to go Maidana wouldn't even have got out of the first round.

If it was a 4 round fight then I would be more inclined to agree with you, but the championship rounds are where the men are seperated from the boys and Maidana was producing all the hurt.

I would agree with you if the fight was only scored in the last 3 championship rounds, but those first 9 rounds are more important and Maidana lost most of them.

True, it is a 12 round fight and Khan won the most rounds, but only one man got a bad dose of the spindly legs.

Rematch!

Lol...I only wish you truely knew how much of a joke you are...Khan WON! Get over it! A boxing fight consists of 12 rounds, not just the last 3. Seriously bud, get of his nutsack...it's getting really tired.

[jdonaher1]

It was a GREAT fight. A classic boxer-puncher matchup. No way in hell Khan gives MM a rematch after that life-or-death finish. I think Cortez was wrong to take a point for the elbow. It was thrown with intent, for sure but it never hit Khan. If you swing at a downed fighter a miss is it a foul? Umm that's a big no. It was a rough affair and MM fought it the ONLY way he was going to beat Khan, rough him up and make him earn it. Yeah Khan ran the last to rounds but he beat the hell of of MM most of the early rounds.

Also I loved that MM wouldn't touch gloves with Khan LMFAO!! He did it 3 times..
F#ck sportsmanship!!! This is boxing LOL

Marcos will continue to get fights on HBO and I for one is glad to see him fight more. I'm guessing the loser of Bradley-Alexander possibly?

[J_Undisputed]

Yeah, he ran. He did what your supposed to to do when you get clipped and your in danger of getting Ko'd used the ring to your advantage and use some movement, maybe some holding. Was Khan getting away with a lot of it.. Yeah kinda, and it did seem a little unfair he got infinite warning about pulling the head down, but hes the marketed fighter in this promotion. It is what it is.

Maidana looked a bit pale and unhealthy to me at the beginning of the fight. He got some color in him after that shot to the liver. He came back strong, I have to say if if he spent less time getting $hitty prison tats and more time in working on his footwork or combination punching, he probably would have won tonight. He punches hard, but he was too much of a hack to finish his opponent when he had him hurt. Theres a bunch of guys out there that throw some heavy leather and could have had their 15 minutes if they polished their skills and knew how to finish. The club fighter (from Columbia, i think) that wobbled Cotto badly... comes to mind.... along with the guys that dropped Berto, Ward, What Peter did to Vlad (in the first fight) and what Mccline did to Peter... If you can't finish the guy may as well have been never hurt.

[Gandalf]

Well I will be glad to field this statement for most of the saddoians.

You are a moron if that is all you learned tonight from this possible FOTY. Khan fought an amazing fight, and managed to stay away from what would be his undoing... a large left hand from Maidana.
When you stay away from an opponent and land punches, that is what is known as boxing. Khan did this well, yes, but he also throws many many meaningful punches with vicious intent. I think he blends a strong counter punching style and great footwork. He has phenomenal punch speed, which he used almost all night to get Maidana off of him.

Khan is not pansy, he worked his ass off for his victory and I was not really a big fan of his to start with. My hat goes off to him tonight for his resounding victory, and his testament to the boxing world that his chin may be a little suspect, but his heart and determination are going to be there.

Seconded!

Thirded! Can we get everyone to sign this

4th - Khan deserves a lot of credit for surviving and putting on a beating on Maidana. Who else has done that?

Maidana was the one coming on strong down the stretch. Sure, Khan did his banking early, but I really didn't see Maidana take a beating. There was only one fighter clinging on for life and that clearly wasn't Maidana.

Khan rode through the rocky times, so deserves credit for that. However, let's not put on our blinkers on the other way and say that Maidana took a beating.

It was hardly a shut out.

What are you talking about. If that bodyshot hadn't come with only 10 seconds to go Maidana wouldn't even have got out of the first round.

If it was a 4 round fight then I would be more inclined to agree with you, but the championship rounds are where the men are seperated from the boys and Maidana was producing all the hurt.

I would agree with you if the fight was only scored in the last 3 championship rounds, but those first 9 rounds are more important and Maidana lost most of them.

True, it is a 12 round fight and Khan won the most rounds, but only one man got a bad dose of the spindly legs.

Rematch!

Lol...I only wish you truely knew how much of a joke you are...Khan WON! Get over it! A boxing fight consists of 12 rounds, not just the last 3. Seriously bud, get of his nutsack...it's getting really tired.

How am I a joke? Would you care to expand? And you be quiet, Bilbo!

I have given Khan credit for banking the majority of the rounds and getting the win. Have I questioned the scorecards? Khan won, yes! But he was dragged through the trenches and was clinging on for dear life. I like fighters who bring it and look to engage, so Maidana has earned my respect.

It was a good fight. Chill out.

[0james0]

Even the great PBF would have been elusive at points during that fight. Maidana just kept coming and kept swinging. Any fighter from 140-147 would have got jelly legs from taking some of those bombs.

It's not as if Khan ran all night, even in the rounds he lost he still tried getting combos off (bar the 10th)