About Khan-Maidana

[ninerdude90]

I've read a lot of posts saying Khan dominated Maidana, mostly from Khan fans I assume. But in reality it was a close, tough, competitive fight that saw khan escape with a narrow decision victory. Can anyone explain in what way Khan "dominated" El Chino?

/discuss

[GrandpaBernard]

I've read a lot of posts saying Khan dominated Maidana, mostly from Khan fans I assume. But in reality it was a close, tough, competitive fight that saw khan escape with a narrow decision victory. Can anyone explain in what way Khan "dominated" El Chino?

/discuss

He didn't dominate him. First thing I thought immediately after the fight was good job to both guys, and please have a rematch.

[MaD RoBoT]

im not a Khan fan but........seriously, a close fight?

[Spray_resistant]

im not a Khan fan but........seriously, a close fight?

Maybe not a close, but it was certainly competitive after a couple early rounds where Khan was running alot and got trapped on the ropes for stretches in rounds, in no way did Khan dominate that fight.

[MaD RoBoT]

Maybe not a close, but it was certainly competitive after a couple early rounds where Khan was running alot and got trapped on the ropes for stretches in rounds, in no way did Khan dominate that fight.

sure it was a clear UD win for Khan but never a "Pac-JMM" close fight

[Spray_resistant]

sure it was a clear UD win for Khan but never a "Pac-JMM" close fight

Nah it was nothing like Pac/JMM, there should be no debate about Khan winning that fight.

[Zocalo]

sure it was a clear UD win for Khan but never a "Pac-JMM" close fight

I think people consider it a close fight because the last several rounds, Khan was just trying to survive the onslaught from Miadana.

I mean... Miadana wasn't going to win on the cards, he knew that, we knew that... he wanted a KO, and almost got it.

It was a great fight... and a hell of a way to end the year in boxing.