Floyd Mayweather Jr(24yrs) vs Amir Khan(present age 24yrs) who has the best resume

I'd put a lot of money on him not beating Floyd or Pacquiao though, unless they're both OAP's

 

Take it from the man with Pacquiao in his avatar.

 

I know i had to take a double look

People may not like Floyd, but you've got to appreciate what he does

 

Yeh but floyd has more losses, so i'm gonna say Khan

 

True Khan's got a bit of time left in him.

But with the name's on Floyd's record... Oscar, Mosley, Hernandez, JCC, etc.

They're all established, future HOF and maybe even future ATG fighter's some people would argue, are the people around today or even in the next 6 year's gonna' have the reputation that them fighter's have?

I can't see it, that's why i said i can't see Khan's record topping Floyd's

 

Floyd's record is a hell of a lot better than Khan's so what does you talking **** about Floyd's record say about Khan's?

Look at the poll you started. Even at 24 Floyd's record was STILL way better than Khan's so you're really looking like a twat here the more you talk.

Khan won't duck or side step any fighter? What about that guy Breidis Prescott who utterly destroyed Khan? He's been trying to get another fight with Khan but Khan would rather face a washed up Judah, and some shitty fighter nobody's ever heard of named Mccloskey. Ducking of the highest order. :deal

Khan is a good fighter but his fans are delusional as ****.

 

I wouldn't say weight drained, clearly he was a big 135lbs fighter, but so is Rios.

I think the work they've did with him at the Wild Card, altering his body, making his leg's thicker, etc has helped Khan somewhat.

The Prescott fight could still happen, he could get caught with a flush shot at 140lbs, or even 147lbs and crumble in a heap, it can happen to anybody.

Khan beat's Prescott 99% of the time, he just got caught cold by a good shot

 

True, Oscar was past his prime but still dangerous and ranked number 1 @ 154lbs.

Shane was older, but Floyd had been calling Shane out for year's. Shane was also ranked number 1 @ 147 when Floyd fought him

 

If he was weight drained like you claim, mate, then why were his next 2 fights at lightweight as well?

He didn't move up for another 8 months after the Prescott loss until he challenged Kotelnik.

Doesn't indicate massive weight drain or struggling to me. I grant you he seems to have improved resistance at LWW, but I wouldn't say he was massively drained for Prescott, given he continued to fight at LW.

 

This guy is dilusional!