if zab brings the heat on khan and lands big

Man Judah was almot put on his ass in his last outing better yet he should be coming off a loss .Khan should handl Zab ..He might have some trouble in spurts but I expect Khan to tko Judah !

 

LOL this post made me laugh.

 

nah, khan will land one body shot and judah will **** himself as usual

 

Based on last night, I'd say Khan survives then Judah does what he usually does - looks good for a couple of flashes and gets beat.

 

If judah has and the key word is has, Khan hurt he will finish him!

Maidana coming straight forward without a jab is to pedictable

 

Khan would give Zab chicken leggs again

 

lol @ your logic...think all that jkd has caused brain fog...all i have to say is cotto - judah and pacqiao - cotto (knocked him down 2 times early on..NOT after throwing 400 punches, and like judah could ever do that....he aint got the stamina or will)....good enough example for you there?

I didnt see Judah drop Cotto...did you?...thats right...you didnt...fool...go watch sumo wrestling or something...boxing aint made for you

 

1 question...who the F&*^ is cosmo rivera??

because he had 7 losses when zab fought him

and he won 3 out of his next 10 fights afterwards....

so those 13 guys that have beaten cosmo up....they must be pretty good...as good as super zab

atsch:yep

 

So your telling me, zab wont be able to land his uppercut, but slow ass maidana was able to land his all night long. atsch
After watching last night's fight, Zab will ko Khan once the opportunity presents itself.

 

Judah may not be as good as that anymore.:think

 

**** off you unoriginal shitface :rofl

 

First off Judah is a nice snappy puncher but I don't think he hits as hard as Maidana. I see his speed causing Khan more problems than his power. But Khan would have good sparring for Judah because he would be sparring with Pacquiao who is uber fast and left handed. I think Khan's experience of dealing with the left handed Pacquiao in training, his own hand speed and new found ability to ride out torrid patches, and Judah's lack of fortitude and sporadic but only short-lived bursts of brilliance will mean a victory for Khan if they met, probably in the later rounds. Judah just can't maintain his attacks and is easily discouraged. I feel Khan would be wobbled a couple of times by counter left uppercuts early but the fact he will be able to maintain his assaults and start nailing Judah with fast rights down the middle consistently will pull him through I would guess. As with all of Khan's potential fights though against anyone who can hit, it would be interesting.