Amir Khan performance against Judah compared to Mayweather's?

Don't forget about a shot Julio Diaz dropping him like a sack of ****, and sending him running around the ring like it chicken with it's head cut off for the majority of 2nd half. Only to win a disputable hometown decision, Diaz could have very well won that in the states.

 

Yup, Khan's fans often talk about the Peterson fight but always forgot to talk about the gift Khan received vs Diaz.

Prescott is fighting on 22/4, Khan wants no part of him.

 

Prescott has been shot for years, but has still called Khan out for a rematch. Khan didn't even want it as a tune-up. Shows you his mentality, he doesn't have it in him to erase the most embarrassing loss in his career because the risk-reward factor doesn't line up.

 

Even this shot version of Prescott would hammer Khan to the ground that's why. Khan almost got knocked down by a Prescott jab, the power is the last thing to leave a fighter.

 

Shame what happened to Prescott after his shellacking of Khan in R1 (2008), Prescott goes from having won the most significant victory of his life to fighting some fringe contenders while Khan goes on (While not wanting any part of Prescott) to having more and more opportunities at world titles.

Just goes to show how unfair boxing is.

 

He's also been robbed a couple of times... As I said in my previous post, Khan's true mentality shows by his staying away from the rematch for so many years. Prescott has repeatedly called him out and the fight would have made sense at numerous points of his career. As a voluntary after winning the WBA super lightweight title, or as a tuneup after the setbacks to Peterson and Garcia. Khan and his team clearly never wanted the fight though.

 

One of the only fighters that I've seen at an elite level to never go back to the scene of the crime and avenge his defeats. It's disheartening, but at least he continues to fight top quality opposition. Canelo and Pac are no joke, same with Peterson/Garcia/What's left of Alexander/Judah/Maidana.

I just think he has a giant giant ego and couldn't live with himself if he lost to the same fighter twice, and his ducking of Brook is disgraceful. But still, he has at least one redeeming quality about him. He certainly does NOT take light touches for his fights

 

Come to think of it.. Prescott being robbed by McCloskey prevented him from earning another crack at Khan. Homecooking aside, a bit of a strange coincidence don't you think? Pretty sure that fight was an eliminator.

 

And this is how boxing kills its self
Khan gets to feast while Prescott fought the famine

 

Yup, there was definitely shady business there. There really isn't too much to like about Khan lol, and he makes it much worse by saying the many shady things that he does.

 

Sure, in the ring he never gives up. He just plays too many stupid games outside of the ring, what he's doing to Brook is bull**** and we all know it

 

No, Pacquiao will knock him ass out.

 

He quit the kell fight before it even started