Breidis Prescott....please, hush them tones..

[Box Up!]

YES, you did KO Amir Khan within a minute of the first round when you fought. No one would deny you of that victory, it was emphatic to say the least. But..

What exactly have you accomplished since?

Kevin Mitchell boxed you up, so did Miguel Vazquez.

You’re not a world champion.

If i were Prescott I’d be concentrating on building my reputation back up after those two loses. After Kahn lost he dusted himself off, re-charged his batteries and has since gone on to become one of the most marketable and exciting, indeed talented, boxers in the world. Not to mention become a world champion and defended his title three times.

What has Prescott actually done since beating Khan?

Hush them tones son, prove yourself properly first.

[Uturn]

I'd still like to see Khan avenge that loss. It was a brutal loss, and Khan should set the record straight with Prescott. Besides, this fight would be a big draw in the UK. It would be fun to watch whilst it lasts.

[Box Up!]

I absolutely agree with you, Kahn should fight Prescott next. But, after his mandatory against Maidana Khan has earnt the right to choose his next opponent, and if he chooses not to fight Prescott then it’s his decision.

It is incredibly easy for all us punters to call fighters p*ssy’s for not taking this fight, or that. But we’re in NO position to make demands when a fighter has adhired to all his obligations, which Khan has.

I’m not a ‘nuthugger’, these are just facts.

I do hope he fights Prescott. The public interest is there, it will finally get the burden of that KO off his back, and he’ll make a lot of money. However, as mentioned, he can fight who he wants next, and if he feels that a tune-up is the best option before signing for the winner of B&A then i personally can’t argue with that.

[Sparked_1985]

He's never going to be good enough I don't think to prove himself properly.

He might as well shout it from the roof-tops. This is his livelihood at the end of the day. I certainly don't blame Prescott for being so noisy.

Take Khan out of the equation and Bradley/Alexander as he can justify a rematch with Khan but could Prescott beat:

Maidana
Urango
Ortiz
Mabuza
Judah
Peterson
Kotelnik
McCloskey
Kendall Holt
Olusegun
Lucas Matthysse
Victor Cayo
Ngoudjo
Provi***ov


Having seen these fighters, I honestly don't think Prescott could beat them or at least if he did it would be somewhat of an upset.

Barring his destruction of Khan. Prescott's best result is a draw with Richard Abril.

[Weebler I]

A Prescott fight is too dangerous for Khan, probably for the next 5 years.

[Sparked_1985]

A Prescott fight is too dangerous for Khan, probably for the next 5 years.

I just can't see it myself - the danger.

I know the mental scars might run deep but you're not going to fight many fighters in world-title fights as basic as Breidis Prescott.

[Box Up!]

Question is, what exactly has Prescott done lately to deserve a world title shot?

Nothing

[Spray_resistant]

Question is, what exactly has Prescott done lately to deserve a world title shot?

Nothing

No one is arguing that but Khan should just put it to rest because its always going to follow him a 1 minute 1st rd ko like that and because of it Prescott walks around with that ring name and rightfully so.

Khan should just show everyone that 9 times out of 10 it would be Prescott laid out and not him.

[Bushbaby]

Hush tones,seriously??Why should he be quite,he ko'd Khan who for some strange reasons his fans aren't screaming for a rematch.Prescott has every right under the sun to talk ****.

Just like people say Alexander should rematch Kotelnik,(that fight was close & not a robbery),Khan should beat the brakes off of Prescott.I know he can,I'm not delusional,I don't know why he wouldn't want to.

[Light_Speed]

The thing is fighting Prescott would be a more lucrative fight for Khan than Peterson or McCloskey because of the public interest, Prescott is definitely more marketable in the UK than the other two IMO. I mean if Khan ain't fighting Marquez, Ortiz or the Bradley/Alexander winner immediately then why pass up on the 4th most lucrative bout he can make?