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    Default Re: Will we ever see Ricky Hatton fight Amir Khan?

    Khan is an absolute monster at lightweight. Assuming he stays undefeated, by 2010, Amir Khan will be the next big thing at welterweight and the biggest non-heavyweight star if Floyd isn't fighting by then. He has the height and body of a welterweight and I think that he'd probably carry his power up with him. Honestly, if he fights over here in the states I could see him being bigger than Hamed, Pacquiao, AND Hatton. I think that his drawing power would rival someone like Floyd Mayweather's. Speaking of Floyd, Warren has a future cash cow on his hands with Khan, he needs to model what Arum did with Floyd at 130 and raise Amir Khan's level of opposition but he doesn't need to put him in with any truly elite fighters for another year or two. Floyd fought Genaro when he was 17-0 for his first WBC title, Amir is on his way.

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    Default Re: Will we ever see Ricky Hatton fight Amir Khan?

    Quote Originally Posted by albsur2006
    Khan is an absolute monster at lightweight. Assuming he stays undefeated, by 2010, Amir Khan will be the next big thing at welterweight and the biggest non-heavyweight star if Floyd isn't fighting by then. He has the height and body of a welterweight and I think that he'd probably carry his power up with him. Honestly, if he fights over here in the states I could see him being bigger than Hamed, Pacquiao, AND Hatton. I think that his drawing power would rival someone like Floyd Mayweather's. Speaking of Floyd, Warren has a future cash cow on his hands with Khan, he needs to model what Arum did with Floyd at 130 and raise Amir Khan's level of opposition but he doesn't need to put him in with any truly elite fighters for another year or two. Floyd fought Genaro when he was 17-0 for his first WBC title, Amir is on his way.
    Holy Frijoles! That is a big wrap for Khan, I wouldn't let him anywhere near Hatton at 140 for the next 12 months. Now The K Man Katsidis V Khan would be great.

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