Zabs Sparring Partner David Rodella, "Khan too quick, Stops Zab in 7 or 8"

[RL_GMA]

uh @ this age, it's by a lot much.

In comparison to Khan's previous opponents, Zab still possesses speed that Khan hasn't quite faced yet. He's also gotta be careful for Zab's left uppercut which can without question take Khan to dangerous waters again.

Khan does have the speed and youth advantage, but Khan can't (and I dont think he will) go in there thinking he has no problems at all with Zab. I wouldn't be totally shocked to see Zab pull off an upset, though my money is on Khan.

[Eastbay Giant]

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That was classic, do you happen to remember which episode of 24/7 that segment was featured in?

Mayweather/Hatton I believe. esp 1 or 2 I think.

[Evil Abed]

Speed plays a small role in this fight.

Ultimately it will come down to who is willing to take more chances.

Khan will take those chances and Judah will look for one big punch.

Khan wins by late TKO or wide UD.

[Jim Tom]

I dont see the hype with Khan,he's the most predictable fighter out there.I think these americans just get taken by the Bolton accent and nothing to do with boxing

[Trigg]

I dont see the hype with Khan,he's the most predictable fighter out there.I think these americans just get taken by the Bolton accent and nothing to do with boxing

The words written in your sig

Quite apt really

[Gino Ros]

So basically Zab hired a Wild Card spy.

Not to go off-topic, but that's why you see the Mayweathers saying that they hear things. The boxing community is very small. You never know who said what ; even if it was untrue or mean-spirited.

Roger talks to EVERYBODY. Jessie Vargas spars with a TON of guys.

[Dynamite Kid]

Khans Sparring Partner:

Besides sparring with Amir Khan, Cleotis “Mookie” Pendarvis (10-3-2) has worked with world champions Oscar De La Hoya, Diego Corrales, Rickey Hatton, Shane Mosley, and Antonio Margarito. He fights this Friday on a show at the Hollywood Park Casino in Inglewood, CA.

Amir was some of the fastest sparring I’ve done. In the early going, it took some time to cope with his speed. I had to up my level of competition to help him prepare.

He throws a lot of punches at different angles. He’s in and out. He’ll step the right and attack. He’ll end up on the side of you out of nowhere. I haven’t sparred anyone who fights like Amir.

Because he jumps in, he can be vulnerable to a southpaw’s right hook. It took me about two days to understand and pick up on all his mistakes — but he picked up on my mistakes, too.

If Amir can box, but remain aggressive — if he can dictate the pace, but also keep on the move — he will win a unanimous decision.

Khan will deffo be open for the right hook, he comes in attacking in straight lines.

[Evil Abed]

Khan will deffo be open for the right hook, he comes in attacking in straight lines.

Good observation.

If Khan runs in with his 6 punch combos he could be in trouble.

[IIG]

Rodela ****ted on Zab.

[King Kong]

The words written in your sig

Quite apt really

BOOOOOOM!!! SLAMMED!!!