Comments Thread For: Khan: Jail Will Affect Mayweather, Best Time To Face Him!

[LeadUppercut]

The difference between me and you is, i have actually stepped inside a boxing ring, i can guarentee from your posts you haven't. I am a fan of boxing. Like i said before, the man must be wiser than i gave him credit for, he knows he wouldn't be able to beat FMJ at his best so he's waiting for him to slow down a bit, at the end of the day, if that's what it takes to get his 0 then thats what it takes. It's a dog eat dog sport. Remember, each and every boxer in his division dream would be to get Floyd's 0, Manny - Khan - Bradley, you name him, even the divisons close to 147, 42 have tried and 42 have failed, if Floyd chooses to stick around long enough that he slows down a bit and therefore loses, that's no ones but his own fault, and how the **** can you blame a professional boxer for wanting to take that 0? As long as he's still in the sport, he's fair game.

That is why I stated earlier that if Mayweather intends to continue fighting then he needs to be more active and fight every 4-5 months.

I cant see him staying in the game if not to compete at the highest level, and if he allows himself to slip then he will lose, and if he stays around long enough he could lose to someone who doesnt deserve to share the ring with him, just like Roy did.

[jvsnypes]

I agree Mayweather is capable of being knocked out NOW, in the PAST, and whenever in the future. He hand picks his opponents, he does not like to get hit, he does not take a punch well. But Khan needs to worry about looking bad against Peterson....afraid to give Maidana a rematch most felt Maidana won. Khan has no room to speak on Mayweather, Pacquiao, or anyone else, when he can't dominate a guy like Lamont Peterson. Khan is not near as good as I thought he might be.

When you say a guy like Lamont Peterson, what do you mean? How do we know that this guy isn't as good as Floyd or Manny? He had a draw with Ortiz after being knocked down twice. So without the knockdowns, he wins. He lost a close fight to Bradley, who I truthfully think is an "A" fighter. Now, he's beaten Khan. Rumors had it that he went blow for blow with Floyd in sparring, so we don't know how good this guy is. He's simply not flashy and doesn't get that much media attention. But outside of Floyd, what black fighter does???

[frosty-g]

course the best time is whilst he's ****** up because then he can't fight at all can he?!

[niceyboo3]

When you say a guy like Lamont Peterson, what do you mean? How do we know that this guy isn't as good as Floyd or Manny? He had a draw with Ortiz after being knocked down twice. So without the knockdowns, he wins. He lost a close fight to Bradley, who I truthfully think is an "A" fighter. Now, he's beaten Khan. Rumors had it that he went blow for blow with Floyd in sparring, so we don't know how good this guy is. He's simply not flashy and doesn't get that much media attention. But outside of Floyd, what black fighter does???

Besides Floyd or Manny, what boxer period gets media attention? I don't think it a race thing. Go to a supermarket and ask 5 people who Amir kahn is. You would be lucky to find one who knows. Now ask those same 5 who Casey Anthony. Probably at least 3 would know. boxing doesn't receive a lot of media attention. I.M.O

[jvsnypes]

Khan does have the tools to beat Floyd, even on his best day. I just don't think he has the smarts to beat him. The question is, would Floyd be willing to take it in the trenches like Peterson did? It will be hard for anyone to beat Amir from a distance with his height and reach. Plus, he likes throwing so many punches in bunches. They might not be landing cleanly but its flashy and score points. If Floyd decided to grit down and get on the inside, then he KO's Amir. I honestly think that at this stage Peterson would give Floyd problems too. He's already gave him problems in sparring. I'm curious to know what would have happened if his fight with Ortiz had of continued. He was in complete control, but he did get caught with a big right hook just before the headbutt. That's what drove him to the ropes in the first place. Now that Floyd has slowed down in the ring, he will be delivering some exciting fights. He is sitting down on his punches much more now and isn't no where near as mobile.

I think the world is really about to see how great of a fighter Floyd is. This prison time might help him put things in perspective. Although physically it won't help him, mentally and emotionally it might take him to a whole new level.

[jvsnypes]

Besides Floyd or Manny, what boxer period gets media attention? I don't think it a race thing. Go to a supermarket and ask 5 people who Amir kahn is. You would be lucky to find one who knows. Now ask those same 5 who Casey Anthony. Probably at least 3 would know. boxing doesn't receive a lot of media attention. I.M.O

Yeah...I guess that is true!

[FoxingFan2010]

keep dreaming. either learn to stand and fight or take up track and field.

lol! Khan's is character man!

[delpilar]

Floyd would learn a deadlier version of a suckerpunch in jail....

[Osirus022]

Dude got beat by Peterson and still thinks he has a chance against Mayweather lmfao. Also, if you want to be the best you have to beat the best AT THEIR BEST, this little ***** is saying that he rather fight someone who is at their worst than fight them at their full best. This kid is a clown, a joke, a crybaby, a fraud!!!

[Kagami Taiga]

Khan does have the tools to beat Floyd, even on his best day. I just don't think he has the smarts to beat him. The question is, would Floyd be willing to take it in the trenches like Peterson did? It will be hard for anyone to beat Amir from a distance with his height and reach. Plus, he likes throwing so many punches in bunches. They might not be landing cleanly but its flashy and score points. If Floyd decided to grit down and get on the inside, then he KO's Amir. I honestly think that at this stage Peterson would give Floyd problems too. He's already gave him problems in sparring. I'm curious to know what would have happened if his fight with Ortiz had of continued. He was in complete control, but he did get caught with a big right hook just before the headbutt. That's what drove him to the ropes in the first place. Now that Floyd has slowed down in the ring, he will be delivering some exciting fights. He is sitting down on his punches much more now and isn't no where near as mobile.

I think the world is really about to see how great of a fighter Floyd is. This prison time might help him put things in perspective. Although physically it won't help him, mentally and emotionally it might take him to a whole new level.

u seriously overestimate khan and underestimate floyd if u think khan has the tools to beat floyd. he doesnt. and he probably never will.