If this fight happens, I got all my points on Khan.
Amir Khan can beat Bradley, no problems.
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everyone picking khan can save your breath b/c there isnt the slightest chance in hell khan's people would give him bradley at this stage in his career. besides the fact that i KNOW khan would get mauled by tim, it doesnt matter. the fight wont happen.Comment
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In which case, it could be a very painful night for both men - Bradley (albeit accidently) lunged his head at Campbell's like a missile.
I'll probably be in the minority with this one, but I really don't think it's a crazy notion at all that Khan could beat Bradley. I wouldn't say it's pick-'em, but not foregone either.Comment
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Kotelnik was a weak beltholder, but certainly not "terrible" as you put it. He had (albeit a questionable) win over Maidana, who everyone wants Khan to face. That's Maidana's only loss. Kotelnik ****** with him.
"Terrible", in boxing terms, is most likely someone with a huge loss-win ratio and no KO power. Kotelnik was neither, and had a recognisable belt - what was Khan supposed to do? Tell his promoters "No, I'll pass and fight another stiff instead"? Please.
Again, as weak as Salita looked on the night and in a few past encounters, he was Khan's mandatory and was undefeated. I'll repeat - what was Khan supposed to do? Tell his promoters "No, I'll drop this belt I've just won and fight another stiff instead"? Give me a break already.
Oh for fuck's sake, now you're really not making any sense. So first he fights a "terrible" Kotelnik, then a "terrible" Salita, and now when he actually expresses a desire to step up to the world-class punchers in the division, you're telling us he shouldn't do so? He should fight more stiffs in the UK and keep getting flack for not stepping up, right?
Make up your mind.Last edited by PittyPat; 12-15-2009, 08:52 PM.Comment
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