How many more fights before Amir Khan gets KTFO again?

[Kevin Jesus]

He shares the same coach as Pacquiao,so when reading a KJ post,that should tell you everything.

You don't make any sense.

[PittyPat]

Bradley showed last fight that when he sits down, he has decent pop. Enough to the point that if Khan's chin is ****, it should trouble him.

I think Alexander might hit a bit harder than some think. Witter has a decent beard and Alexander rocked him with a nice counter left. Bradley also dropped him as well, so take from that what you will.

In which case, here's what Khan is faced with...

• If he signs up to fight Bradley, he's an unworthy punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Alexander, he's an unworthy punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Malignaggi, he's a ***** punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Ortiz, he's a ***** punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana, who made Ortiz quit. Also, he avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Urango, he's a ***** punk who went for the weakest champion in the division. He also didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Holt, he's a ***** punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander. He also avoided Urango, a hard-hitter.
  
  
• If he signs up to rematch Prescott, he's a ***** punk who avoided everyone at 140 just to fight an old demon who has since been trounced by Vazquez and Mitchell.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Hatton, he's a ***** punk who fights Mayweather and Pacquiao's leftovers, didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander. He also avoided Urango, a hard-hitter.
  
  
• If he then goes on to beat all the above, he's a glass-jawed hypejob bum who fought hypejobs and will get his chin smashed at 147.

... aaaaaaaand repeat. :wnk1:

[COYS]

depends who he's fighting, if he's in with a puncher theres a chance. actually i give khan a bit of stick on here but i admit i do like him.

maybe since the prescott fight he learned and he may find ways to avoid getting hit so flush. or possibly the weight issue left him drained and his punch resistance will improve because of it. theres one thing for sure tho, amir khan with a good chin could be one helluva fighter.

i just home he takes some testing fights sooner rather than later.

[YoungReezy]

As soon as he steps up to a real contender.

[Shadows]

In which case, here's what Khan is faced with...

• If he signs up to fight Bradley, he's an unworthy punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Alexander, he's an unworthy punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Malignaggi, he's a ***** punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Ortiz, he's a ***** punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana, who made Ortiz quit. Also, he avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Urango, he's a ***** punk who went for the weakest champion in the division. He also didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Holt, he's a ***** punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander. He also avoided Urango, a hard-hitter.
  
  
• If he signs up to rematch Prescott, he's a ***** punk who avoided everyone at 140 just to fight an old demon who has since been trounced by Vazquez and Mitchell.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Hatton, he's a ***** punk who fights Mayweather and Pacquiao's leftovers, didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander. He also avoided Urango, a hard-hitter.
  
  
• If he then goes on to beat all the above, he's a glass-jawed hypejob bum who fought hypejobs and will get his chin smashed at 147.

... aaaaaaaand repeat. :wnk1:

Er, okay.

So your point is that he's in a no win situation?

[PittyPat]

So your point is that he's in a no win situation?

Yes. It wasn't really directed at you - more like towards the haters who always find something to nitpick about him, even if he were to take on a real challenge. There'd still be something wrong with him doing so.

If he fights more stiffs in the UK, he's padding his resume *****-style and avoiding competition. If he comes over to the States and fights real contenders/champions, he's not worthy or ready to be put in such a "dangerous" situation - he should've fought more stiffs first.

Haters' logic.

[Scott9945]

If you watch boxing long enough you'll realize that almost everytime a fighter shows a weak chin earlier in his career, it will be revealed again later against better competition.

[ma51f]

In which case, here's what Khan is faced with...

• If he signs up to fight Bradley, he's an unworthy punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Alexander, he's an unworthy punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Malignaggi, he's a ***** punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Ortiz, he's a ***** punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana, who made Ortiz quit. Also, he avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Urango, he's a ***** punk who went for the weakest champion in the division. He also didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Holt, he's a ***** punk who didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander. He also avoided Urango, a hard-hitter.
  
  
• If he signs up to rematch Prescott, he's a ***** punk who avoided everyone at 140 just to fight an old demon who has since been trounced by Vazquez and Mitchell.
  
  
• If he signs up to fight Hatton, he's a ***** punk who fights Mayweather and Pacquiao's leftovers, didn't want a chin test against Maidana, and avoided the best in the division - Bradley and Alexander. He also avoided Urango, a hard-hitter.
  
  
• If he then goes on to beat all the above, he's a glass-jawed hypejob bum who fought hypejobs and will get his chin smashed at 147.

... aaaaaaaand repeat. :wnk1:

could not have put it better, haters will never be satisfied

[PittyPat]

If you watch boxing long enough you'll realize that almost everytime a fighter shows a weak chin earlier in his career, it will be revealed again later against better competition.

Or, in the case of Pacquiao, the chin hardens and is never cracked again.

[Roger Mellie]

You don't make any sense.

Yes I do,you know exactly what I mean.