Khan will destroy Algieri maybe stop him

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by schooling, May 11, 2015.


  1. schooling

    schooling Guest

    Pac who never even really broke sweat destroyed him for Pac who was past his best to find it that easy says a lot.

    khan is in his prime he is going to whoop him even worse maybe even stop him.
     
  2. Whiterhino

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  3. schooling

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    This kid went down 6 times by pac who couldn't even get a knock out for years which says a lot on how bad chris is.
     
  4. bluebird

    bluebird Boxing Addict Full Member

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    please tell me the lotto numbers next, oracle.
     
  5. Enigmadanks

    Enigmadanks Boxing Addict Full Member

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    They've done a terrific job at revitalizing Khan's career after he lost to Garcia.

    They've been very smart to put him in with feather-fisted opponents that aren't capable of knocking him out. It's smart on his management's part, they've been putting guys in to essentially make Khan look really good in the ring. Although, I will say it almost backfired on them a few fights ago when he fought Julio Diaz in a very unimpressive victory for Amir.

    There's a reason he's taking on CHris Algieri and not someone like Keith Thurman. If he wants a shot at pacman or Mayweather, he should do it the right way and actually fight, and beat, the top contenders at WW.

    He shouldn't be fighting all these 140 lb guys and assume wins against them make him some kind of WW megastar. He's so deluded, it's sometimes hard to take him seriously. Let's see him rematch Garcia or take on a solid 140 lb guy who can actually pose a threat to him like Lucas Matthyse.

    I'd be more impressed with him if he took on a Garcia, Lucas, Thurman, Brook or Porter. Wins against those caliber of fighters would make his dream of getting a Mayweather fight more realistic
     
  6. thurmanthegoat1

    thurmanthegoat1 Well-Known Member banned Full Member

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    he will stop him. it maybe a body shot.
     
  7. KO KIDD

    KO KIDD Loyal Member Full Member

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    I think Algieri has made a big mistake staying at 147

    He isn't a very experienced boxer, though he did fight a PPV main event with Pacquiao and Ruslan on a major run but he isn't deeply experienced and he isn't a strong or hard hitting fighter

    Sure the money is at 147 but at 140 he has the winnable fights, he won a belt there. For me it is hard to decipher whether or not the Provodnikov fight was a one and done performance or if he has more to offer. At this rate I don't know if he would win that rematch

    Vs Khan I just don't see what he does that Khan cant handle. Khan has beaten good boxers and good movers. Algieri isn't out boxing Khan. Khan is susceptible to hard hitting fighters who come forward and throw left hooks a punch that cant seem to miss Khan. Algieri doesn't have that punch

    I think this is the Malinaggi fight all over again
     
  8. TheHun

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    Algieri will shock Khan and get robbed.
     
  9. jim jim

    jim jim Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Khan stops him, could be early
     
  10. jim jim

    jim jim Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    terrible decision to take this fight from algeiris handlers
     
  11. Jennifer Love Hewitt

    Jennifer Love Hewitt Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    What if Algeri is let out of the cage?
     
  12. miniq

    miniq FURY COMETH 2026 Full Member

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    This fight says more about Pac than it does Khan & Algieri lol.

    If Khan beats him up and stops him then we can defintly draw a few conclusions about where Pac is in his career.
     
  13. fruitpunch

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