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Hey, I'm new to these forums but sadly I come here filled with rage at one of my least favourite boxers getting another big money shot. Am I the only one who gets riled up about Judah constantly finding his way back into the spotlight? He's not had any claim to be a world class boxer since Baldomir beat him up years ago, yet he's still managed to secure big pay days against Mayweather and Cotto, a crack at Clottey, a couple of paper titles and now another big PPV fight against Kahn! A know he used to be one of the best around but that was a long time ago now, how does he keep getting all these chances. I was really looking forward to watching Kahn's next fight but that's been ruined by having to watch this has-been too!
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Blame Bradley.Comment
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Bradley is the one to blame.Comment
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It's true that he does seem to get more chances than anyone else. He was overrated for years, IMO.
But he's a decent opponent for Khan considering what the alternatives were.Comment
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Because even though it's not concrete at any given time he has the ability and chance to either outbox or knock anyone the *** out. That's why. Simple and plain, one may not like it, but that's what it isComment
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Blame Bradley.Comment
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If Zab were british, you guys would claim he was the best fighter who ever lived!Comment
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No the fact he can still draw decent crowds in the US is the sole reason he keeps getting chance after chance. He hasn't outboxed a top class boxer in 5 years or so, and though his power does look good at light-welter the fact that he was put on the canvas in his last 2 fights suggests he may have more to fear from Kahn's power than Kahn has to fear from his.Originally posted by -PITO- View PostComment
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Yeah we really wouldn't. And no British fighter has got as many chances after so many failures since Frank Bruno.Originally posted by Boxing Bob View PostComment
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