did prescott land a "lucky" punch or was khan exposed?

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  • Silencers
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    #11
    Originally posted by DavrosPremuleas
    I agree prescott would have Ko'd him in the end the jab hurt him. I dont know how good Prescott is i have only seen him twice will be good to see his next fight.
    Yeah, Prescott didn't look very good against Abril a few months ago.

    Originally posted by bootleggking
    that's what ive been saying. A lucky punch is a one hitter quitter but can was rocked by a shot that didn't seem to have much pop behind it, then Prescott went in for the kill and khan had no idea how to weather the storm. That's what happens when a fighter is untested
    It wasn't really the left hook that first got Khan in serious trouble that bothers me because that shot hit Khan high on the head where it hurts, it's the fact that he was wobbled by a jab that didn't seem to have much snap to it that does.

    And I agree, Khan showed inexperience, not only when he didn't really know how to hold on or to cover up but also when he shot right back up from the first knockdown, if he had more experience, I think he would have stayed on a knee for a few seconds to try and get his senses back and give his legs a little rest, that's inexperience.

    He's also too anxious to knock his opponents out, it was a similar situation with Kristjansen, he went all out for a knockout in the first 4 rounds and got winded, the knockout came when he calmed down and picked his shots, it's something they should work on.

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    • T-97
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      #12
      Neither,

      Khan has a weak chin, and suspect defense. That is all that got exposed. It was a good shot from Prescott, very good. It wasn't lucky, no punch is "lucky" really. Fighters throw punches intending to hit someone, if they hit someone and KO them they did what they meant to do.

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      • lance_uppercut
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        #13
        Hey...some people just can't take a punch. At all. Not even a jab.

        All kidding aside I've watched a few of his fights and he certainly shows flashes of potential brilliance...he just needs to learn how to overcome his limitations. Roy Jones supposedly has a glass chin...and look at everything he's accomplished. Lewis, Hearns, and WLad are all good examples too.

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          #14
          Originally posted by bootleggking
          there r some people who think that khans knockout was a fluke, just a lucky punch that can happen to anyone. Others say that khan was finally exposed as a protected British fighter with no real talent to fight on a high level. It seems clear to me what happened but I'd like to know what u guys think. Everyone vote on the poll so we can figure this mess out
          It wasn't necessarily lucky; if you're in a fight with the intent to KO your opponent, you can't really call any punch landed lucky... but it was perfect, thrown perfectly, landed exactly where it needed to.... Sometimes that happens, you throw it, and it's perfect, a thing of beauty. If you're on the receiving end of it, you have a bad day. If you're on the giving end, you have a good day.

          The left hand that KO'd RJJ in their second fight was another example of it.

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            #15
            Khan is a talented fighter but his chin is really bad.

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            • jdubb863
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              #16
              I think he was exposed as a fake.. He does have a lil skill but i dont see him doing well agianst the top lightweights: Diaz, Marquez, Pacquiao, Campbell, Guzman (Fatty), and Casamayor. He would have to beat some1 good to get my respect back... but i dont even see him beating Katsidis, Jesus chavez, Valero, and no way he beats Antillon LMAO. Maybe he should start with the rematch with Prescott and go from there.

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                #17
                Originally posted by jdubb863
                I think he was exposed as a fake.. He does have a lil skill but i dont see him doing well agianst the top lightweights: Diaz, Marquez, Pacquiao, Campbell, Guzman (Fatty), and Casamayor. He would have to beat some1 good to get my respect back... but i dont even see him beating Katsidis, Jesus chavez, Valero, and no way he beats Antillon LMAO. Maybe he should start with the rematch with Prescott and go from there.
                He was exposed of having a weak chin and poorish defense. He has talent and is young so he can progress defensively and overall into a better fighter.

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                • BetterCallSaul
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                  #18
                  Why is Khan a protected British fighter? Must be because his weak chin is due to his nationality. I mean, I heard somewhere that people in Britain are more likely to have weaker chins than those over the Atlantic. Medical Journal Of Bull**** I think.

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                  • ReadyUp
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by GreatJoe
                    Khan is very talented but has a glass jaw


                    noone can disagree with that statement.

                    He might not have the best chin. But the most important factor is that he just got caught cold in the 1st. The same way so many other fighters have been blown out.

                    He'll be back and he'll be better.

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by -GBGQ-
                      He might not have the best chin. But the most important factor is that he just got caught cold in the 1st. The same way so many other fighters have been blown out.

                      He'll be back and he'll be better.
                      He showed that he is inexerianced and has a week chin. he has all the boxing potential a great boxer needs but he will never make world level because he has no chin.

                      End of story

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