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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: London,England
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A Prescott rematch makes really good sense,Lilo. Let's hope Khan goes after it. |
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Journeyman
Join Date: Apr 2012
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how often do we hear the fighter blame the trainer when they get beaten?
To be fair to Khan he has probably got the thin end of the wedge here but I cannot understand why Reuben was in his corner. Plus those shots of Khan sparring were disturbing, surely you should spar the same style you intend to fight - thats how you drill good habits in. He was getting clobbered. Thats not good for his long term health. Maybe he does need a change. |
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Join Date: Sep 2010
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shit opponents (well not limond, he was commonwealth champ wasnt he?) but not shit fights and why everyone being so harsh on go getta? yes cotto would obviously do khan, but hes right shots to the point of the jaw/neck area do do a lot of damage, hes not the first guy to be almost polaxed from a shot to that area, in fact, most times a punch there doesn't result in the head snapping violently, so it looks like the guy just goes down from a "nothing shot" but its a very bad place to get hit. |
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Journeyman
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Join Date: Feb 2012
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Khan still has the same flaws he had when starting out as a pro. His poor footwork and wide stance, when he throws make him vulnerable to looping right hands - Maidana, Peterson, Prescott. His hands move forward before his feet, there's no balance and if you time it right like Garcia did the other night then he's a knockout waiting to happen. This isn't even taking into account his lack of inside work.
There's no doubting his talent but the flaws are still there and by this stage in his career you'd think he'd have them ironed out by now. |
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