Comments Thread For: McCloskey: I'll Beat The Boy Who Knocked Khan Out

PAUL McCLOSKEY insists Amir Khan will have no choice but to give him a rematch if he beats his nemesis Breidis Prescott. Click Here To Read More] http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/7720/stillg.png

mcclosky is seriously pissing me off i really do hope prescotts knocks him out he had his big shot, refused to throw any punches, lost every round and then quit he deserves nothing, nothing but a disgrace

mitchell already schooled this fool prescott,mCclownsky is a bum who lost every single round to khan and hardly thew any punches back,this fool should never get a rematch

Unfortunately for McCloskey he will never get a rematch with Khan because he has a style that very few people enjoy watching. The TV companies will always prefer a come forward fighter or a big name over an unheard of, cagey opponent. So he should lok for another route by capturing a title. Nah it's fortunate... the fight was ****. Besides, what justifies a rematch, Khan won every round.

Unfortunately for McCloskey he will never get a rematch with Khan because he has a style that very few people enjoy watching. The TV companies will always prefer a come forward fighter or a big name over an unheard of, cagey opponent. So he should lok for another route by capturing a title. Unfortunatly mcCloskey's promoters have massive t.v backing from sky sports so getting on t.v isn't the problem aslong as he's with match room he will always have a tv spot. McCloskey should never of been fighting for the title in the first place he just simply isn't good enough he was out classed and out fought in the first fight when khan was having alot of problems outside the ring with sky ppv and the split from ariza, His rather stupid arguement about taking the fight into the later rounds is nonsense aswell because he doesn't posses knockout power and khan was stepping up the heat.

Unfortunately for McCloskey he will never get a rematch with Khan because he has a style that very few people enjoy watching. The TV companies will always prefer a come forward fighter or a big name over an unheard of, cagey opponent. So he should lok for another route by capturing a title.