Khan: Worst chin p4p of all 'contenders'?

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  1. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    :patsch :patsch :nut :nut :nut :nut STOP MENTIONING AN ELITE FIGHTER!!!!
     
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  2. jamel

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    I think I would have lasted longer with Prescott although I'm not sure I would be standing and trading with him though:-D
     
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  3. jamel

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    No way is Jones chin as bad as that come on he has met many elite fighters. Only since his stint at Heavyweight has his chin become an issue.
     
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  4. jamel

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    No way is Jones chin as bad as that come on he has met many elite fighters. Only since his stint at Heavyweight has his chin become an issue.
     
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  5. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    Only a ****ing idiot would list RJJ in a list of glass jaws with Amir Khan and Audley Harrison.
     
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  6. smbsmd

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    Khan shouldnt be on the list, because this guy has no chin at all. I am surprised it was exposed that late.
     
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  7. TanstA

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  8. smbsmd

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    and dont even compare him to RJJ and Vladimir Klirchko, these guys went down from real punches as well as shown that they can take some beating.
     
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  9. Bslice

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    I always thought that koalas had solid chins
     
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  10. blood_lust

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    Your post makes no sense at all. So by your logic when he faced an opponent with legit power and got caught by a flush left hook and he got stopped, his chin is weak???

    Isn't that supposed to happen when you get caught by a big puncher, hence the term big puncher??? Now if was stopped by a light puncher St. Claire, then you could call his chin weak, but when you get stopped by a big puncher, how does that make your chin weak again?

    Did Duran have a weak chin since he was brutally stopped by a huge puncher in Hearns?
     
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  11. smbsmd

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    they have very hard to crack skulls :hey
     
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  12. TommyV

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    Does this pathetic dweeb of an animal look like it can take a punch to you?
     
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  13. sinosleep

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    I saw a video of a koala tearing open a Lion's chest when it tried to eat it's babies. What a koala was doing in Africa or a lion in Australia I don't know.
     
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  14. Mohak

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    That koala does have an old Foreman look to it. It can take a punch.
     
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  15. smbsmd

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    Koalas reportedly have one of the smallest brains relative to body size of all mammals. Their prune size brain halves don't even physically touch and still only occupy just 60% of the available space in their thick furry skull at that. Once numbering in the millions in their native Australia, there are now less than 10,000 of the fuzzy eared marsupials remaining in the wild. Because they must live their entire lives eating almost nothing but eucalyptus leaves, they have to eat large quantities to extract enough nourishment for sustenance. This high fiber, low protein diet necessitates they live life in the slow lane, so, in addition to smelling like a cough drop, they need to sleep 19-20 hours daily to conserve energy. Koalas have evolved a large nose and sensitive olfactory system to enable them to sniff out and choose only the most nutritious leaves. Their strong jaws and teeth are able to chew the tough leaves into a fine paste for efficient digestion. Evidence of their terrestrial origins remains as their pouch still opens downwards. That arrangement worked well, keeping dirt out while the ancestors were digging burrows but isn't optimal for keeping the baby koala in when living high in the treetops.
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