Average KO ratios of the top light-welterweights last 5 opponents
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So Khan's last 5 opponents have a better KO ratio than the likes of Bradley, Alexander,etc.
BUT that still doesn't change the fact that those other fighters have fought the better competition.
Out of Khan's 5 fights only 1 win is worth mentioning and thats the Kotelnik win.
The rest suck. Ko ratios mean **** all. I find it funny that you have gone to this length to give Khan credit.Comment
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Hell no, not for Khan anyway.
Paulie is a good boxer but is hittable and has no power to keep you off of him.
Maidana has a big punch, applys constant pressure and is durable.
Stylistically Maidana is a much tougher fight for Khan.Comment
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I like threads that involve a little research, good substance =]Khan - 53.95
Ortiz - 50.83
Bradley - 50.56
Maidana - 44.34
Alexander - 40.46
Looks like Khan isn't the only boxer avoiding big punchers in the light-welterweight division. The funny thing is, Khan and Ortiz are coming off KO losses and have still managed to fight better punchers than the other top boxers at 140.Comment
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I'm not talking about the quality of opposition. I'm merely stating that Khan has faced better punchers on average in his last 5 fights than the rest of the lww division. People always make a point that Khan avoids punchers. Well the stats tell a different story.So Khan's last 5 opponents have a better KO ratio than the likes of Bradley, Alexander,etc.
BUT that still doesn't change the fact that those other fighters have fought the better competition.
Out of Khan's 5 fights only 1 win is worth mentioning and thats the Kotelnik win.
The rest suck. Ko ratios mean **** all. I find it funny that you have gone to this length to give Khan credit.Comment

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