Quote Originally Posted by Mark TKO View Post
his stocks really gone up after that as he can now sell an exciting fight and the ££££ will roll in.

He will be destined for great fights but not greatness - though at same time another knockout loss could shatter his career.

I just watched fight again and can't believe he survived that tenth round so credit to him.

I had him a comfortable UD winner last night for his early work and haven't changed my mind after rewatching BUT I think Maidana got the better of him physically in the fight overall - if you know what I mean here Apart from first Maidana wasnt really in trouble - and I am still amazed he managed to get up from that body shot !

I think he will have an easier time against Bradley than he did last mind
I don't disagree. Bradley doesn't have much punching power and Khan will fight at range. I think I favor him against Bradley right now although I'll be rooting for Bradley.

I agree that I thought he would have an easier time with Maidana after seeing him have easier times with Kotelnik (who beat Maidana) and Paulie who is a better boxer than Maidana. That is why I think punchers are always going to be tough for Khan for some reason.

I like Khan against Marquez at 140.

Did someone really suggest Maidana against Berto at 147? That's ridiculous. Maidana should try and secure a rematch with Khan or the loser of the Bradley/Devon fight. Moving up to fight Berto would be moronic at this point.