: Sun Sep 07, 2008 11:56 am  

No chance of him fighting a big hitter now - sorry John Prescott

: Sun Sep 07, 2008 2:10 pm  

EL CAMO wrote:

He was slated for saying Khan would end up a nobody and was too similar to Naseem Hamed so I would like an appology from everyone that replied to my post.

Harsh on Hamed, who was decent. At least he could compete at world level and lost to a modern great.

: Sun Sep 07, 2008 2:14 pm  

Chico wrote:

Harsh on Hamed, who was decent. At least he could compete at world level and lost to a modern great.

The idiots on here that compare Khan to Hamed shouldn't even be on this thread, Hamed could take a punch and was never stopped even when tagged by World Class hitters.

I said earlier in this thread Khan was a bully at British level, at World he is distnictly average - you need two things in boxing, ability and a chin, unfortuately for Khan the latter is made from glass!!

: Sun Sep 07, 2008 2:18 pm  

ahhaha I lol'd so hard when Khan got knocked the f*** out.

: Sun Sep 07, 2008 3:31 pm  

On SSN, Khan was saying he is still in the Top 10 in the world!

x a lot.

Perhaps statistically, but in reality he isn't in the top 100.

: Sun Sep 07, 2008 3:34 pm  

Richie Ramrod wrote:

I said earlier in this thread Khan was a bully at British level, at World he is distnictly average - you need two things in boxing, ability and a chin, unfortuately for Khan the latter is made from glass!!

Glass? On last nights basis I'd say more like paper!

Agree with the comments just made about Naseem Hamed, he was different class to Amir Khan, or Amir Khan't. He went 35 (correct me if I'm wrong) unbeaten before a points decision to a true great in Barrera.

He also didn't lose his head in the ring, unlike Khan who steamed in last night. Plus, I don't think people are giving Breidis Prescott enough credit, he delivered his promise to knock Khan out within 3 rounds, his record over his career is phenomenal.

: Sun Sep 07, 2008 3:39 pm  

I loved seeing Khan getting knocked out, absolutely loved it, the way he moonwalked after being tagged and then the way he crawled on his hands and knees in the corner, brilliant viewing!!

He is without doubt, the single most overrated, overhyped glass jawed loser ever - the only sad thing is the amount of money he sucked out of the general and paying public - never has one man ever made so much for doing so little!!

: Sun Sep 07, 2008 3:40 pm  

AaronBull wrote:

Glass? On last nights basis I'd say more like paper!

Agree with the comments just made about Naseem Hamed, he was different class to Amir Khan, or Amir Khan't. He went 35 (correct me if I'm wrong) unbeaten before a points decision to a true great in Barrera.

He also didn't lose his head in the ring, unlike Khan who steamed in last night. Plus, I don't think people are giving Breidis Prescott enough credit, he delivered his promise to knock Khan out within 3 rounds, his record over his career is phenomenal.

It was easy for him last night. But I think Prescott could go places. He looks pretty handy.

: Sun Sep 07, 2008 3:42 pm  

Richie Ramrod wrote:

never has one man ever made so much for doing so little!!

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: Sun Sep 07, 2008 6:16 pm  

Hard to tell from 54 seconds but Prescott could go somewhere in that division IMO. Khan won't his punch tolerance I'm afraid just isn't there.