LOL. Bullying khan seems to be this site's prime hobby. I, like many others, loved Crawford's performance against Preiscot, and I for one value potential very highly.
So yes, he might have a chance against Khan, but why are we even speaking about this? Surely when one fighter is still is so green in facing A level competition, it is wise to keep him out of the conversation till he notches up a few more victories, no?
I voted "too close to call" as I'm not sure who the victor would be. I like Khan, thought he won against Peterson, was beaten by Danny, then wanted one easy fight with Molina, and I understand that, and he went on to demolish him. But with his second picking of an easy fight with Diaz( let alone the performance), he let me down. So I have to keep my mouth shut till I see him in there with an A level fighter again. Now had he fought someone more well known in his last fight, and pulled out the W, I would back him up fully against Crawford.
LOL. Bullying khan seems to be this site's prime hobby. I like many others, loved Crawford's performance against Preiscot, and I for one value potential very highly.
So yes, he might have a chance against Khan, but why are we even speaking about this? Surely when one fighter has still is so green in facing A level competition, it is wise to keep him out of the conversation till he notches up a few more victories, no?
I voted "too close to call" as I'm not sure who the victor would be. I like Khan, thought he won against Peterson, was beaten by Danny, then wanted one easy fight with Molina, and I understand that, and he went on to demolish him. But with his second picking of a easy fight with Diaz( let alone the performance), he let me down. So I have to keep my mouth shut till I see him in there with an A level fighter again. Now had he fought someone more well known in his last fight, and pulled out the W, I would back him up fully against Crawford.
With that being said, I actually think if Crawford gained a little more experience at the higher level and passed tests against the elite at either '35 or '40--as long as pitches a no-hitter, he could probably score a UD/SD against Matthysse.
Man looking at you're sig Matthysse is a little lucky Zab didn't sit down more on that uppercut that was perfectly timed punch.
Makes me shake my head on what a waste of talent Zab has been.
He could have been one of the greatest of all time with some more discipline and focus.
Thing about it is that that uppercut would drop, let alone rock any other '40-pounder. If anything, Judah gave everybody the gameplan on how to fight Matthysse if you can't hurt him; keep it in the center and do your best not to get touched.
Crawford fights with PRO style
Amir fights with AMATEUR style
Very simple for people who actually know what they are watching
Just because a guy flings his arms as fast as he can does not make him technical or a good boxer. Crawford showed he is more versatile than Khan in just this one match alone. Showing genuine fighting skills and not simple repetitive combos on rinse and repeat, plus, taking punches without crumbling helps in the Pros
This is what I thought when I saw Crawford fighting, he seems like the better boxer to me.
obviously because of his less then stellar chin khan def seems to push the envelope between boxing and running
hes always seemed very frantic in there to me
which i think contributes to his chinneynessismshm
lol
they always say the more relaxed the better your body absorbs punishment
then crawford is very infront of ya more on movements then just skiddish feet peddlen away and hopen
to me crawfords very sweet pea-esk
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I think Crawford is P4P bound.
The thing about him is, he can sit on his punches and hit you hard or box on his back foot. He also seems disciplined from what we saw in the Prescott fight. He knew Prescott is a hard hitter and didnt get reckless.
Doesnt he switch stances too? A lot of tools...
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Man looking at you're sig Matthysse is a little lucky Zab didn't sit down more on that uppercut that was perfectly timed punch.
Makes me shake my head on what a waste of talent Zab has been.
He could have been one of the greatest of all time with some more discipline and focus.
Maybe you're right but that was still the perfect shot.
Zab... one of those could've guys. Its a shame really.
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I think Crawford is P4P bound.
The thing about him is, he can sit on his punches and hit you hard or box on his back foot. He also seems disciplined from what we saw in the Prescott fight. He knew Prescott is a hard hitter and didnt get reckless.
Doesnt he switch stances too? A lot of tools...
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Boxing No Bodies is Easy...
Khan by a good country Mile... Simply because of better opposition.
Meanwhile, Crawford schools the guy that starched Khan in under a minute.
Crawford fights with PRO style
Amir fights with AMATEUR style
Very simple for people who actually know what they are watching
Just because a guy flings his arms as fast as he can does not make him technical or a good boxer. Crawford showed he is more versatile than Khan in just this one match alone. Showing genuine fighting skills and not simple repetitive combos on rinse and repeat, plus, taking punches without crumbling helps in the Pros
I disagree with everything you said except Khan being faster. It's easy to look good against the bums Crawford has been fighting. As I said, we'll only know how good Crawford is when he steps in the ring with somebody worth a damn. It's easy to look good against a shot, unmotivated Prescott.
Dude Prescott has been the same fighter since laying Khan out..He has not change a lick..
Crawford is the better boxer. Khan is a good boxer but gets hit clean to much with shots. He needs to learn how to take the left hook from his opponents away from them.
The question was
"Better boxer Terence Crawford or Amir Khan?" not who has a better resume.
Crawford has better footwork,upper body and head movement, better technique higher ring IQ . He also sees his opponents punches better and has a far better defense. Khan has much faster hand speed .Crawford has a more professional style. Technique wise Crawford is better,Khan's talent is his speed and in this area his is way ahead of Crawford.
I disagree with everything you said except Khan being faster. It's easy to look good against the bums Crawford has been fighting. As I said, we'll only know how good Crawford is when he steps in the ring with somebody worth a damn. It's easy to look good against a shot, unmotivated Prescott.