Breidis Prescott Has One Quick Question for Amir Khan

Exactly. These nuthuggers act like it's a foregone conclusion, as if Kon's GLASS JAW has somehow magically disappeared. I don't deny that if Khan is able to avoid getting tagged, he likely wins, but history has shown that Prescott is than man to shatter that glass!

Of course, I'm beginning to believe that they might have reinforced Khan's chin with something, so all bets are off!

 

If Khan had a glass jaw would he have taken the best shots of one of the pound for pound hardest punchers in the sport flush, remained standing and outboxed him to a decision victory.

If you think Khan has a glass jaw, then you must have glass boxing knowledge and anyone could shatter it rather easily.

 

Well who hits harder out of Zuri Lawrence or Shannon Briggs? Well, you've never been in the ring with either of them, so I guess you aren't qualified to make a judgement seeing as you've never been in the ring with either/both of them. :smile

 

Ok, I see now why you guys are so defensive and overreact to certain stuff.

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The childish antics on this board take away from the pure boxing aspect of things.
Everybody is trying to get somebody back.

 

And of course you go do some silly stuff like this. When talking about 2 bangers I'am not in a position to gauge velocity sitting behind a PC screen. neither are you. Your just arrogant enough to think you are. I'm not.

 

Khan-Prescott would sell, bottom line. And Khan should want to erase the "fluke" from his record like Lennox Lewis did. If Khan is gonna take a fight before the winner of Bradley-Alexander, it should be a Maidana rematch, Prsecott or Zab Judah IMO.

 

Just answer me this.

If Khan had fought Prescott, not Maidana, and beaten him as comfortably as Kevin Mitchell did just months ago, would you;

A: Applaud his risk taking

B: Claim Khan should now fight Maidana as Prescott was over-rated and Khan has to prove to people that he can face a genuinely world class puncher

?

 

Still looking for an answer...

 

I'm still waiting for answers to a number of questions in this thread, they rarely get answered to be honest.

The obvious answer is put Prescott on the undercard of Khan-Judah in UK next March.

Give him Mitchell again.

If he turns that around, he regains his credibility in UK eyes and sets himself up to fight Khan should he beat Judah.

 

I would applaud him avenging his defeat. Prescott might be world class puncher with regular skills for real, A lot of Colombian's are Torres, Miranda etc...

 

Okay but im guessing you would be calling for Maidana after that right?

 

bazza, don't believe anything he says. Had Khan fought Prescott and won, the idiots on this forum would be on about how he's ducking Maidana.

It's a never ending cycle, and there isn't an ounce of truth in their statements. Now if he beats Prescott, they'll call Prescott a has been and say he now has to fight Marquez to redeem himself. :roll:

 

Why? Can you read some of my post so you know where I'm coming from. I have to answer the same questions over and over.

Next would be a Mandatory or unification if he is already champ.

 

Originally Posted by NoHomeJerome
People saying Prescott would definitely lose a rematch and that he doesn't deserve a rematch is totally ridiculous. He annihilated Khan in brutal fashion. It's one of the most one side beat down brutal dominations in recent history

You obviously haven't seen glass jawed coward Audrey get the snot Knocked out of him by a blown up cruiser or Ruiz get destroyed in 20 seconds by Tua

 

No, its just I don't believe for a second that;

You think Khan beats Maidana and he has to fight Prescott, but

If Khan had beaten Prescott you wouldnt be bothered if he just skipped Maidana.

Khan has an average chin. It is not world class. Beating the best puncher in the division to me proves he could handle someone like Prescott second time around.

Given Kevin Mitchell outboxed him, I dont feel the desperate need to see Khan fight Prescott.

The only people who do wish to see Khan knocked out, and instead of just saying they don't like him/wish to see him on the floor or whatever there reason is, hide behind some tedious need to see him fight a fringe contender who lives off a win he got over a very poor version of the current Khan, and they do that to remain credible in boxing circles.