A win over Amir Khan is pretty good.

Judah was old
Collazo was shot, and a recovering alcoholic
Alexander should have 5 losses on his record. He lost to Porter and Bradley, and got gifts against Kotelnik and Matthysse.
Struggled against ancient Diaz.
Struggled against Algieri.
What are Molina's best wins.
Malignaggi has lost every time he stepped up.
Maidana is B level.
Barrera was beyond shot.

The fact that he struggled against ancient Diaz and Algieri should tell you that Khan is nowhere near elite.

 

Khan and his fanboys are such hypocrites for saying Floyd cherry picks.

 

Really? well Khan isn't getting Mayweather, over 2 years of crying, whining, shouting and insulting and he still didn't get it so I think Khan and his fans should forget Mayweather now.

If Pacquiao chooses to fight Khan it's not because Khan is elite it's because Pacquiao is making a comeback after defeat and an apparent injury and Khan will be seen as a warm up, same as Algieri for Pacquaio.

And now If you beat Brook you are P4P?

I personally do not agree with that yet but you might want to tell Khan fans that next time they hammer Brook :good

Have to ask are you related to Khan?

 

on paper his resume is good, but when you look at it closer, it isn't as great

 

Khan has one of the best resumes in the sport:

Maidana - Great win over a guy that went on to give the p4p#1 one of his hardest ever fights. The bogeyman of JWW/WW at the time, and the worst possible style match up for Khan.

Judah - Had just beaten an undefeated Matthysse, Khan annihilated him in 6.

Collazo - Very underrated fighter, nearly just upset Thurman who got very lucky to get that headbutt in early on. Should have wins over Berto, Hatton and KO'd Floyd victim Ortiz in 2.

Alexander - A world class operator. Golovkin would kill to have a guy like this on his resume.

Malignaggi - Totally dominated Paulie in his backyard like he'd never been dominated before, spectacular win. Paulie went on to become world champ a couple years later

Julio Diaz - Bad night for Khan but still a clear and solid win, Julio Diaz was no slouch at WW, arguably beat Shawn Porter

Chris Algieri - Another poor outing from Khan but still beat Chris clear who brought an unexpected style to the table. People tend to forget how hyped Provodnikov was before Algeiri beat him.

Barrera - Way past prime but still a world class win.

Was completely jobbed against a juiced up Peterson.

Interesting, who do you think has the better resume, Khan or GGG? :think

 

GGG has a poorer resume, but not from choice, hopefully he faces Canelo-Cotto winner or Quillin-Jacobs winner after he brutalizes Lemi

Khan, before Garcia became his daddy, had a few decent names on his resume, Kotelnik, Judah (old, but nonetheless), Maidana (gotten better with age) since then he's been avoiding guys who can punch and are in their prime

 

Some people on here just don't won't to give Khan any credit at all. His resume is very good.

 

How could I forget Kotelnik? Well pointed out, another superb win for Khan :good

 

zab judah - Was finished
luis collazo - Was finished
devon alexander - Good win
julio diaz - Was not elite yet still had Khan dancing around the ring
chris algieri - Not the greatest fighter and gave Khan some trouble
carlos molina - LOL
paulie malignaggi - Most overrated fighter
marcos maidana - Excellent win
marco antonio barrera - When this fight was first announced, I didn't expect it to be the legend, thought someone might have named their child after Barrera and Amir was fighting some kid with a record of 15 wins or something

 

I think it's a myth that Khan is some master boxer.

 

90% of your posts are about Amir Khan, why the unhealthy obsession? :think

 

He's wildly overrated.

He makes a lot of amateur mistakes. He leaves himself off-balance and WIDE open when he throws his little combos, and he lunges when he punches.