Where does Khan go if he loses?

If Khan's got any serious ambition, he get's his head down and goes back to the drawing board. Frank Bruno didn't let any of his many disappointments stop him from finally capturing a World Crown, and neither did many other fighters who had to overcame adversity to win a World Title. It finally happened for Frank because he had the heart and the desire to win the Ultimate prize and he became relentless in his bid to finally achieve it.

Barrera is a massive test for Khan, even this version of MAB Should give Khan all he can handle, Khan though looks well prepared, and with Freddie Roach in his corner he has given himself every chance of pulling off the win.

 

Well...remember that Khan can dish it out too! As long as it's likely he's gonna win by KO too, as was the case in all his last couple of fights, including this one, people WILL want to watch it. It's car crash TV at its finest. Khan could be like Berrio - either he KOs you or he gets KOed! Given that Khan always fights in an exciting, aggressive, positive manner...why would people not be interested? Warren will always be able to put a lot of others on the same PPV to justify the PPV cost...just like he does this time around...and if his fights are 50/50 affairs like this one...everyone will talk about them and be interested...just like we are now, even though he's been "exposed" by Limond (to a certain extent) and by Prescott ("brutally"), no? :think


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If getting utterly crushed by a novice earned Khan a fight with MAB, then getting beat by him should earn him a mega fight.

If Khan puts in a good losing effort, then his stock may well go up and he could get some good fights at world level. If this happens, then good luck to him.

If he gets completely obliterated like he did against Prescott, then it would probably be in his best interest to retire. I enjoyed the Prescott KO, and I will be rooting for a MAB stoppage victory, but I wouldn't wish any more on the lad.

 

Great points but Khan should be off PPV if he looses against Barrera IMO.

 

i think if he gets ko,he moves up to light Welterweight,where i think it will be easier for him to be guided to a world title.

 

Or guided to the canvas a lot quicker?

 

"Should" he even be on a PPV at all? I think not. But Frank thinks differently and he will do his best as usual! Ultimately, if the people buy it, why not? :conf

 

Exactly, if people buy it then Warren may as well put Khan on PPV's.

Hatton is the only PPV worth fighter in the UK. Haye hasn't the name yet and Calzaghe has retired.

 

:deal

 

One thing going against Khan is that he really needs to win!

Bad division to be moving up to for Khan

Hatton
Pacquiao
Marquez (Probably)
Bradley
Campbell
Holt
Torres
Kotelnik
Urango
Ortiz


There's ten reasons why staying at Lightweight would be a good idea.