Resume: Khan vs Pacquiao after 33 fights

Cotto's powerful jab would put Khan on the canvas, wobbled, and set him up for the KO. Cotto is a HARD puncher and Khan has NOTHING to hurt Cotto or earn his respect with. Cotto's left hook alone would have done much more damage than Garcia's.

Clottey shelled up because he didn't want to feel Pacquaio's power. He said so himself he was tentative of that power. Khan has no power at all in his punches, Clottey would walk him down and stop Khan easily. Clottey is a BIG welterweight and if you thought a **** fighter like Peterson could walk him down, Clottey would steamroll right through him.

Margarito would have needed just one or two body punches and a followup upstairs to stop Khan.

Pacquiao bloodied up De La Hoya and nearly stopped him because of his power, speed, and ability to take his punches. Khan has no power, no chin, and his fast combinations would be worthless against an incoming De La Hoya left hook, which would have laid Khan out cold.


Your response clearly shows you don't know **** about boxing. No one in their right mind would think Khan would "just as easily" beat all of Pacquiao's prior opponents, especially the ones I named. Khan is just now getting settled into the welterweight division, fighting featherfisted fighters and getting knocked down by C list fighters like Julio Diaz. To say he does as well as Pacquiao against Clottey, Cotto, Margarito when he hasn't even shown promise at welterweight (let alone the weight class he left after getting KTFO by Garcia), is absurd and just fanboy talk.

Pacquiao fought BIG weltweights and ALL these big welterweights would put Khan on his ass in devastating fashion. You're clearly delusional if you think otherwise, Pac has proven himself...Khan HASN'T.

 

I know, I saw how Cotto's jab was easily beating Pac when his trainer told him to abandon it to go in on Pac. That's what I'm talking about, Cotto's trainer was so terrible he would've told him to do whatever favored his opponent. In Khan's case it would've been to stay on the outside with Khan, where Cotto's jab would not have done much for him, as Khan does not walk in or jump on anything, Cotto would've simply been outsped and out volumed from the outside...the jab would not have been enough.

Of course Clottey had to say something, but the truth is, it does not take much to make people shell up if they don't have the skill or a gameplan to deal with speed and volume. Look at Devon, he had speed and volume but since it was not as good as Khan's, his output dropped dramatically. People just don't like getting hit, and if they have no answer by way of timing they will drop output and concentrate on defense while waiting on an opportunity, which is what Clottey did and would do against Khan.


Margarito would've not have had 17 lbs on Khan and wasn't anything without plaster...please.


DLH gameplan would've been great for Khan too, walking straight in but being a corpse with absolutely impotent power. Khan may not have stopped him but, it still would've been highly embarrassing for DLH. And calm down, no need for Pac**** rage.

 

Pacquiao had had one really good win by this point, this being Sasakul.

 

What a sad way to make someone ook better.

Those 33 fights took Manny 5.5 years against Khan's 9.5.
Manny was 22, while Khan is 28.

At 9.5 years as a pro, Manny's resume completely sh*ts over Khan's, and at age 28 he has buried it under so much there's no way it ever sees the light of day again.

 

i agree

to the ts - how dare you???