It seems like many people are starting to see through Khan and realize he isn't that great but it's more. Well before this fight, a Bradley fight was still a nightmare style for Khan. People are quick to look at Khans weaknesses and look just at his chin but he has so many more problems and that's why Bradley is a much more difficult matchup than Maidana would be.
TBH, I think a guy like Judah or Alexander is a tougher matchup for Khan, I would expect him to lose both of those but Bradley is tough in his own right. Khan can actually beat Bradley, unlike the two guys I named(Judah he possibly could beat if Judah goes back to his ways), but from what we have seen of Khan he just hasn't improved his skills much if any. He still is wild and not very precise, he still has terrible footwork for being a top 3 fighter in his division, and he still, despite having a size advantage has yet to learn ring generalship. All these things and the obvious chin problems add up to a very tough night for Khan, since he can't fight inside at all(which Bradley excels at). Unless Khan learns something new he will be battered and lose a wide UD to Tim.
TBH, I think a guy like Judah or Alexander is a tougher matchup for Khan, I would expect him to lose both of those but Bradley is tough in his own right. Khan can actually beat Bradley, unlike the two guys I named(Judah he possibly could beat if Judah goes back to his ways), but from what we have seen of Khan he just hasn't improved his skills much if any. He still is wild and not very precise, he still has terrible footwork for being a top 3 fighter in his division, and he still, despite having a size advantage has yet to learn ring generalship. All these things and the obvious chin problems add up to a very tough night for Khan, since he can't fight inside at all(which Bradley excels at). Unless Khan learns something new he will be battered and lose a wide UD to Tim.
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