It's hard to say what big or small is. The reason people here are talking about needing 'big' legs is because a lot of boxers with big legs 'tend to' stand up stronger after a knockdown. It's not size that's important here but the motor skills and awareness you get through lifting for strength. Someone who squats heavy weights over lifting for mass will almost always have better balance. Your brain is better hard wired for recovery and balance. Sprints is a good way to do this too. The thing I dont get about Khan are his shoes. So heavy thick and varied. You rarely see the same pair. Must be painful to do roadwork in that shitt.
sugar rr didnt have strong legs either but he can sure fight. had a chin, too. nothing to do with legs
He doesnt bend or move at the waist very well. I think Hunter was a great choice but its gonna take a a couple of more fights to see any real improvement. Khan is motivated and works hard so he should bounce back quickly.
Peter Quillin has got what i call a boxers physique lean and skinny legs and them legs seem to be serving him well
Not only is Khans chin pure glass, but he honestly has some of the worst recovery/balance while on ***** street that you'll see at the highest level. Being a bit wobbly after getting KD is understandable, but it's dancing with the stars when it comes to Khan, EVERY TIME. A mere con is a joke.
Yeah,a boxer saying crazy things like he thinks hes the best,and can beat his next opponent... OUTRAGEOUS!atsch