Amir Khan feels "disrespected"

im irish so consider myself a neutral in the whole khan/brook war of words.... khan v brook is the biggest fite atm out there for khan so he should stop complaining and fite... the more excuses he uses and avoidance tactics employed makes him look like he doesnt want any part of brook:good

 

we are agreed the last thing a boxer loses is his punch power :hey:yep


bredis prescott ko ratio KO% 58.82


danny garcia ko ratio KO% 58.62



just and i mean just over average

did they both just lose power after khan fought them :think

 

Let's remind ourselves Brook only beaten 1 top 10 WW fighter via SD in a very close fight, what's the rush? If both fighters keep winning then next year Khan vs Brook is even a bigger fight plus Brook can build his name world wide with beating the likes of JMM or Rios then it becomes a bigger fight..

 

Bobby Hunter’s scorecard:

Round 1 – 10-9 Porter
Round 2 – 9-10 Brook
Round 3 – 10-9 Porter
Round 4 – 10-9 Porter
Round 5 – 10-9 Porter
Round 6 – 9-10 Brook
Round 7 – 9-10 Brook
Round 8 – 9-10 Brook
Round 9 – 9-10 Brook
Round 10 – 10-9 Porter
Round 11 – 9-10 Brook
Round 12 – 10-9 Porter

TOTAL: 114-114 DRAW

Official punch stats:

Brook: 441 Thrown, 158 Landed, 36% Connect Rate
Porter: 626 Thrown, 154 Landed, 25% Connect Rate

Average boxing media scores (61 in total): 115-113 Brook

Brook: 49 media scores, 80%
Porter: 9 media scores, 15%
Draw: 3 media scores, 5%

Boxing media scorecards from ringside and TV:

Tris Dixon (BoxingNewsED) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

Boxing Guru : 116-112 Brook (TV)

Brian Campbell (ESPN) : 117-111 Brook (TV)

Jim Watt (Sky TV) : 115-114 Porter (Ringside)

Steve Adams Jnr (Ringnews24) : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Daniel Vano (***************) : 115-113 Brook (TV)

The QueensBerry Rules : 117-111 Brook (TV)

The Title Fight : 116-112 Brook (TV)

Phil D Jay (World Boxing News) : 116-113 Brook (TV)

Victor M Salazar (ThaBoxingVoice) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

Steve Kim (UCN Live) : 115-113 Brook (Ringside)

Paul Webb (FirstClassBoxing) : 115-114 Brook (TV)

Scott Christ (BadLeftHook) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

Adam Abramowitz (SaturNightBoxing) : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Adam Canavan (BoxingMadMagazine) : 114-114 Draw (TV)

Tommy Allan (BoxingAsylum) : 114-114 Draw (TV)

Jake Donovan (***********) : 117-111 Brook (TV)

Boxing Socialist : 116-112 Brook (TV)

Danny Winterbottom (BoxingNews) : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Leave It In The Ring Radio : 116-112 Brook (TV)

Kevin McRae (Bleacher Report) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

IEdit Boxing : 115-113 Porter (TV)

AllAboutBoxing : 117-112 Brook (TV)

Rich Marotta (KFIAM Radio) : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Lyle Fitzsimmons (***********) : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Cliff Rold (***********) : 117-112 Brook (TV)

Shaun Brown (***********) : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Kurt Ward (BoxingAsylum) : 116-112 Porter (TV)

Fighters Rated : 117-111 Brook (TV)

Alex Morris (BoxingAsylum) : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Andy Clarke (BoxNation TV) : 115-113 Porter (TV)

Dan Rafael (ESPN) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

John A MacDonald (Livefight) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

Kasim Aslam (Global Boxing) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

Bob Velin (USA Today) : 114-114 Draw (TV)

Boxrec News : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Sam Sheppard (QueensBerryRules) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

KO Radio : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Ciaran Gibbons (Freelance) : 117-113 Porter (TV)

Iconic Boxing : 115-114 Brook (TV)

Ryan Bivins (SweetBoxing) : 117-111 Brook (TV)

Lem Sattersfield (Ring Magazine) : 117-112 Brook (TV)

Boxing Philosopher : 116-112 Porter (TV)

Instant Boxing : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Johnathan Mitrosky (LaceUpBoxing) : 116-112 Porter (TV)

The TKO Network : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Associated Press : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Doug Fischer (Ring Magazine) : 115-113 Brook (Ringside)

Asian Boxing : 116-113 Brook (TV)

Corey Quincy (Freelance) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

John Hoolan (Freelance) : 115-113 Brook (TV)

John Evans (Livefight) : 115-114 Porter (TV)

Ciaran Shanks (Irvine Times) : 115-113 Porter (TV)

Rob Day (Ringnews24) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

Robert Palmer (***************) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

Nigel Collins (ESPN FNFs) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

V2 Boxing : 115-114 Brook (TV)

Ray Markarian (LA Times) : 115-113 Brook (TV)

Andy Paterson (BoxingAsylum) : 116-113 Brook (TV)

Tom Gray (Ring Magazine) : 116-112 Brook (TV)

Graham Houston (Boxing Monthly) : 116-112 Brook (TV)
all from another site , thanks that site



alot seem to have kell clear but if you call that very close then khan is the best fighter for you to follow

 

Loose his title as the best fighter in the UK, well he doesnt have that title for starters, in fact he is not even best in his weight division.

 

In this post you mocked the quality of Khan's opposition:

I just pointed out that Khan has also fought tough, dangerous fighters. Prescott, Garcia and Maidana were all risky, hard hitting fights to take at the time Khan took them.

 

prescott was and as proven to be below average :deal , maidana chased him for the best part of three years threatening court procedures lawyers , and khan was very close to being stripped , and he really believed garcia was there for the taking as he thought his handlers had picked from the right cherry tree , so its hardly like he is jumping and chomping at the bit to take on tough dangerous fighters , do you want me to put a list of the not so tough and not so dangerous fighters he as faced and its bigger that that list you just provided :think

 

Lol Yes it was a close fight I had Kell winning by 1 or 2 rounds max

 

:good

People forget that before Kell beat Porter he was on for a TRILOGY with CARSON JONES! Then he wins a world title against a top 10 fighter, then he goes back 2 steps and fights a nobody.

Let the fight build for an end of summer mega-clash.

Khan vs Bradley/Kell vs Maidana, then face each other.

 

The percentages you give are years after Khan fought them. At the time Khan fought them, these guys, and Maidana, were hard-hitting, dangerous fighters with impressive KO percentages:

Garcia 23-0 (14 KOs, 61%)
Prescott 19-0 (18 KOs, 95%)
Maidana 29-1 (27 KOs, 93%)

 

Which world level fighters had either knocked out up until that point?

How many have they KO'ed since?

 

I fully agree with everything you said,except for one thing Ill come to next. But you were bang on. Amirs record is excellent,except for not revenging,or tring to avenge,the Garcia defeat. Thats a big blot on his record. But everything else looks good up against Kells record,apart from Porter. But Kell won that fight and he is the champion. Thats a fact. Brook/Khan would be a definite eliminator for the winner in May. I honestly think Khan could be persuaded,but it might be next year before they fight. But,and this is my argument with you,Broner is a good fight in the meantime. Algeria is not.

 

Broner is not a 147 fighter as evidence by the ass whopping Maidana gave him. He has subsequently fought at 140 and looked pretty awful in doing so.

It is not a good fight. At all.

 

Only justifiable in Amirs mind,but he still thinks he's got a good chance of the Pac/Floyd winner without fighting him. If/when he realises its not there for him hell snap Eddie Hearns hand off.

 

To be fair, when Prescott fought Khan he had yet to break through at world level.

How about Garcia KO Morales in 4 - I think we can agree that Morales was a 'world level fighter'