Khan needs to stop Peterson and look good in doing so..

And you're not gonna' get one from me today .

Until I see something in your posts/threads which tells me you're a reasonable, genuine poster who contributes positively to this forum, I'm gonna' continue thinking you're a **** :good.

 

Oh mate, don't get me started. It took me a long time to realize how messed up it was. Thank God for the Brit forum. It's a safe haven from that dreadful place.

 

Khan has Maidana, Kotelnik and Malignaggi and Judah. Even at this stage, Judah can beat anyone one of the top opponents Bradley has faced against Peterson and Alexander its a toss up.

 

Terrible isn't it.

If i see another thread why Floyd is avoiding Manny, or why Manny is avoiding Floyd i'll go crazy

 

First, I already conceded about Judah. I forgot about him. Second, that is a silly assertion.

 

The Judah win was a bit meh, Zab had looked pretty poor for a few years, Clottey, Earnest Johnson, Mathysse, and even Mabuza were all fights where he didn't impress. I could be wrong but I think the display against Santa Cruz was the only one in that group where he looked near what he used to be(there was a card he was on with Casamayor as well I think, though I'm not sure if that was the Santa Cruz fight, or even if he looked decent at all in fact).

Most people who weren't blinded by ''I want Khan to be Prescott'ed again'' syndrome didn't really give Judah much of a chance aside from the fact that he could still find the target with his sneaky left hand at some point and potentially leave Khan on ***** Street, but acknowledged that there was little chance of that taking place.

 

If Khan beats Peterson he'll be fighting Floyd on May 5th I reckon. Don't see who else Floyd would pick. Pacquiao v Marquez 4 seems a cert.

 

That's what I just said -_-

And I'm typing, Dappy.

 

Tbf, I don't even think I said Judah would win. I'm sure I just said that he had a punchers chance.

 

Judah looking unimpressive in his last few outings has more to do with the fact that Judah has never lived up to the potential he showed early in his career.

That being said, impressive or not Judah was good enough to beat Matthysse and then to fight for and win the IBF title when he fought Khan. Judah had never been dominated ever second of every round from the get go as he was by Khan, usually he fades as the fight progresses. That to me merits as an impressive win by Khan. Whereas, Bradley in his recent outing against a 40yr old shell of Casamayour looked decent at best.

Judah of even today has a fair chance of beating anyone of Bradley's opposition. Therefore, if you include Judah on the list best opponents faced by Khan. I think he has a close but very distinct edge over Bradley's resume thus far.