Should Amir Khan rematch Breidis Prescott???

[Tysonbruno]

Now Amir has got his career back on track with his wins over fagen,Barrera and his World title win over Kotelnik should he now rematch prescott and right his wrong??

[Kel]

I think he should

[Gandalf]

Win over Barrera? If you can call it that. It was a travesty of a fight if ever I have seen one.

Khan should rematch Prescott, no doubt about it.

[DaxxKahn]

Win over Barrera? If you can call it that. It was a travesty of a fight if ever I have seen one.

Khan should rematch Prescott, no doubt about it.

Agreed the Barrera bout was sad and what is sadder he could not resist acting as though it was a legit win over a prime Barrera...When is Actuality a prime MAB would have embaressed him just like he did Naz

[Mark TKO]

I think he should too - especially now Prescott has lost. Follow Lewis' lead.

If he doesn't then he's not confident of a win.

Hatton, and the other main men at that weight, aside I think this is the biggest seller.

He will have to prove his worth against a big puncher at some point - Presoctt would be easy to outbox.

[Tysonbruno]

Miles i know where your coming from regarding Barrera but on Amir's record its a win regardless of what us fight fans say

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

I think he should only bother if Prescott doesn't fade into obscurity... Which he may just do.

[Tysonbruno]

I think he should rematch him because this fight will hang over his head for a while yet

[Jody Lane]

I am surprised Prescott isn't calling for a rematch. Most fighters usually do when they beat someone early in their career and the loser goes onto better things. Usually the winner will never let any one forget they were the first to "get him".

[Gandalf]

Miles i know where your coming from regarding Barrera but on Amir's record its a win regardless of what us fight fans say

That's true. It can never be a win in my mind though and I will always discredit it whenever I see it raised as a positive tick on Amir's record. I don't really want to hijack the thread, so I will just leave it at that.

There is no reason not to fight Prescott and it is perhaps the most opportune moment. Prescott has been shown to be pretty straightforward and the 0 is gone, so why not try and settle the score?

[Tysonbruno]

Miles i know where your coming from regarding Barrera but on Amir's record its a win regardless of what us fight fans say

That's true. It can never be a win in my mind though and I will always discredit it whenever I see it raised as a positive tick on Amir's record. I don't really want to hijack the thread, so I will just leave it at that.

There is no reason not to fight Prescott and it is perhaps the most opportune moment. Prescott has been shown to be pretty straightforward and the 0 is gone, so why not try and settle the score?

But my opinion on the Barrera win is it should have been stopped after the 1st round and ruled a No contest the cut played a big part and that cant be denied.

[TheMacMagician]

Yes, avenge the loss like a man..........

[Dark Lord Al]

If Khan has improved so much as he tells us he has , then lets see him keep his boxing together against Prescott , who will come out throwing bombs.

[clintuk]

Although Khan can be a dick and he's been guilty of bigging himself up a lot I still want him to do well, I think he knows he has to prove himself and hopefully he'll set out to do it.

Also I think it's kinda unfair to say Khan isn't world class just because of his chin?? ... I mean, that is truly a hinderance but to take anything anyway from his boxing ability because of a flaw he has no control over is not right.

If you were to criticise him for his ability alone then fair enough, he does still need improvement there.

I think everone agrees on Morales not coming back, would that not just be another Pacquiao v De la Hoya?... although this time we could predict it before the fight occurs.

I don't know if he even cares about Prescott now, hes slowly progressing, and if he wins his mandatory against that Ukranian dude rumour has it he's gonna fight Bradley, which I think is watchable.

Kinda feel sorry for Prescott though, he beat the "wonder kid" and just sort of floated around for a bit, didn't get much credit from the boxing world and then was beaten and totally exposed by a relatively unknown boxer.