Is a puncher's chance all Maidana has going for him?

[Gordon Gekko]

Given Khan's history and Maidana's heavy hands a puncher's chance is worth more in this fight than usual, but on paper and from a technical standpoint, Maidana is inferior in every aspect.

If Khan avoids that huge shot that will surely put him down, I expect a complete domination on his part.

[puga]

pretty much...he aint outboxing khan fos ****....and i like marcos!

[-EAGLE-]

everyone expects that = total domination.

but in this case (what wasn't the case in the Malignaggi fight) Maidana's power can change everything.

it will be interesting untill the last bell.

[starkiller]

I like to give some fighters with power a benefit of the doubt sometimes, because sometimes I think people pay too much attention to the power not to notice the skills they possess.

[Born2Live]

Nah of course not, he's going to turn on some Sugar Ray Leonard esque over night & out box Amere Con with his superior hand speed to a unanimous decision.

[Sparked_1985]

Yep.

The only round he wins is the round he knocks Khan out in. If he knocks Khan out.

[Gordon Gekko]

everyone expects that = total domination.

but in this case (what wasn't the case in the Malignaggi fight) Maidana's power can change everything.

it will be interesting untill the last bell.

I agree, but to be honest, I don't think it's going the distance. I think Khan is so much better than Maidana that if Maidana doesn't put him away in 8 rounds, Khan will stop him.

I like to give some fighters with power a benefit of the doubt sometimes, because sometimes I think people pay too much attention to the power not to notice the skills they possess.

That's true, but in this particular case I think Maidana is outmatched in every single technical way.

[-EAGLE-]

I agree, but to be honest, I don't think it's going the distance. I think Khan is so much better than Maidana that if Maidana doesn't put him away in 8 rounds, Khan will stop him.

I don't think Khan will finish Maidana, if Khan wins it's by UD

[Eaner0919]

well it could be like Judah Matthyse where the perceived puncher gains momentum when the superior boxer starts slow

I doubt it but no one really thought that Lucas would win a round and he did more than that