Prescott: Khan is Obviously Afraid

He should fight Prescott.
Of course Prescott will not win this time but it's a perfect opportunity for Amir to avenge his loss, get more confidence, shut up the doubters and show how much he's improved.

Still don't like the guy, but I respect him.

 

Would be an interesting fight, on paper should be easy for Khan, but despite what he says he will have huge worries in his mind, you never forget when an opponent does that to you.....if it happens i would put money on prescott to KO him again.

 

So will I

 

I'm just going to quote TFFP's post in another thread:

 

He should rematch Prescott, the loss will always tarnish his career. Amir is more than capable of beating him, and will get more credit from the general public for avenging his defeat....

 

The same way Pacquiao's embarrassing knockout losses to Singsurat and Torrecampo, have tarnished his career?

 

There is no need whatsoever to rematch Prescott at this stage....they've gone differnet paths.

If Breidis really wants his rematch he'll have to work for it. He's done nothing since flooring Khan to raise an eyebrow.

 

Floyd and his fans are still bringing that up everytime when there's a debate about who's the greatest of the two. So it may be...

 

Floyd himself, and a certain group of his fans, are idiots. Who cares what they think. Pac's knockout losses don't mean ****, and you know it.

 

I love how you mention that time and time again to different posters and they go completely quiet.

 

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know it... but I'm only one person. There are a lot of anti Khan guys out there, who will use any and all to discredit him, like the Pac haters.
I don't like Khan either, but I think he's proven against Maidana that he can swallow a (or a lot of) powerful punch.

 

So just to please those minority of haters, Pacquiao is obliged to go back and beat Torrecampo and Singsurat?

If fighters made it their sole aim to please irrational critics, they'd never see the end of it.

 

Because they know that as long as a fighter is on an upward path achieving the things he needs to achieve, there's no need for him to take 3 steps back to settle something so meaningless. I don't hear these same people calling for Prescott to avenge his losses to Vasquez and Mitchell.

 

A lot of British fans dont want Prescott to fight him case he derails his train. Why would you not want to see that over a fight with McCloskey? cause which ever way you flip flop it, where they are in their respective careers, he still knocked Amir Khan out, so has shown to have the power to turn his lights out, that right there is enough to make it a compelling fight, particularly to general British Boxing public who wont look at Prescott's losses since, they will just look at him knocking Khan out, which will sell.

 

Prescott has been irrelevant since the Vazquez bout...and even more-so since the Mitchell bout.

Prescott has lived off of Khan's name since the knockout, the only problem is...Khan has moved on and improved, Prescott has not.