Amir Khan hasn't lost a single round ever since hooking up with Freddie Roach

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  • kadyo's
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    #11
    Wazaa is an expert on Khan so y'all better believe him.

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    • Bring It On
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      #12
      Freddie is the man.

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      • D-MiZe
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        #13
        Originally posted by talz
        I disagree, even though paulie had success khan would come back and out jab paulie and landed the cleaner, crisper shots. Ledderman gave every round to khan.
        Paulie had much more success in the earlier rounds. Especially in the 2/3rd in which he slipped and countered most of Khan's shots. When Khan tried to come in with combos, Paulie would get out of the way and Khan would end up missing a lot.

        Paulie was very slick at the start, but Khan started to take him apart as the fight went on.

        I'd love to give Khan every round, but that wasn't the case. I'm not bothered what Lederman had it - he's a ****.

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        • roughred
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          #14
          who said boxing wasn't a team sport ????


          team roach 1-0 , ped accusers 0-1

          rofl

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          • PittyPat
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            #15
            IMO he dropped 2 rounds to both Kotelnik and Malignaggi. Otherwise, yeah, Roach has made a world of difference. Gone is the wild, defence-lacking, scrap-happy Khan from the Limond and Gomez days. In his place is an even faster, defensively-minded boxer who has a better idea of what gameplan to follow.

            Despite all the negative stuff I've said about him recently, I still enjoy watching him do his work in the ring. He's a thrilling and exciting fighter.

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            • Kaspa9t9
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              #16
              2 of the judges gave the kotelnik fight 118-111

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              • Jim Tom
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                #17
                Originally posted by wazaa.
                Damn, that sure is impressive. I wonder how long Team Khan can keep this up.
                Neither has he fought any credible opponent ever since he hooked up with Roach

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                • check hook
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by wazaa.
                  Damn, that sure is impressive. I wonder how long Team Khan can keep this up.


                  hate to break t to you wazza....it's called clever matchmaking....

                  Dmitry Salita???

                  Paulie Malignaggi (a one handed fighter vs a faster 2 handed fighter)-----> there was only one outcome possible.........


                  I'll reserve judgement until he steps up his competeition.

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                  • B.U.R.N.E.R
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                    #19
                    Um I had him losing two rounds to Paulie.

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                    • Jim Jeffries
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by No Ceilings
                      Um I had him losing two rounds to Paulie.
                      You also had Arreola winning 6 of the first 7 rounds against Adamek.

                      Just saying.

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