Comments Thread For: Dominic Ingle: Khan's Had More Wear and Tear Than Brook

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Dominic Ingle has been in boxing all of his life. His father Brendan, who is on the ballot annually to be inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame, was a former fighter before he became a decorated trainer and Dominic grew up in the sport.
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[YoungManRumble]

The press for this fight may be more entertaining than the actual bout. Let's hope not though.

[KillaMane26]

Idk... Khan never had the chin to accumulate the type of damage Brook took.

[Buggy bear]

The only way we will know who has the more wear and tear is when the bell goes and you get sustained meaningful exchange, simple as that .

[MMegatron]

Brook was the better fighter before the GGG fight. The GGG fight was maybe positively life changing in terms of money for Brook, but a mistake in terms of his career as even though he did well early in the fight with his speed GGG was just too powerful. The last minute of that fight GGG was looking for a stoppage by murder. The Crawford stoppage was from a sharp shot but it wasn’t exactly from the biggest shot ever, which is a big concern for his chin.

[tokon]

"Team Brook trained for six weeks in Fuerteventura . . ."

Which is when the weight stripping via nasal sprays and/or clen occurs.

[HeadShots]

wear and tear is sustained through thorough beatings, not clean KO's tho. that's the thing.

Overeem in MMA got knocked out plenty but still went on a run because he gets KOed quickly.

however someone like JDS got 2 vicious life changing beatings put on him by Cain and was never the same.



when those 2 met, Overeem was KOed like 10 more times and was still fresher than JDS.



the type of beatings Kell took had more life altering consequences

[PRINCEKOOL]

Kell Brook in some ways reminds me of Migel Cotto after the Margarito loss.

Migeul Cotto up until that point, seemed extremely stoic inside the ring 'Almost cyborg like demeanor'.

But after that fight? Whenever he was in a tough fight, a complete war. A look of trauma would appear on his face, only people who have watched his entire carer would be able to pick up on this 'Maybe to casual boxing fans, Cotto would still appear to be cyborg like'.

Well it is the same with Kell Brook, whenever he is in a tough fight. There is a slight change in his demeanor, it is as if during that moment he is reliving past events somewhere within his psyche 'Soon as he starts being hit routinely this happens'.

Where as Amir Khan, seems to have a ability after a tough fight or knock-out loss to press reset. It is almost as if Khan is ignorant to the violence he has just experienced. This is a trait which Khan has always displayed through his career, and other fighters like Dillian Whyte, Derek Chisora, also share similar traits.

During the build up to this fight, you would not think Khan has been knocked out before 'Such is the brazenness he is showing towards Kell Brook'.

Maybe Khan has had more wear and tear, but does it matter to Amir Khan? Look at his demeanor, he seems to be having the time of his life during this entire build up.