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Originally posted by Own3d View PostNo he doesn't his KO's dried up when he stepped up in competition, i've seen a few of his fights since Khan and his power looks nothing more than average.
All fighters K.O ratios drop at world level. Either way that says a lot for Khans punch resistance doesn't it?
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Originally posted by Rome-By-Ko View PostBut do you not think it's a great replacement??
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I like Prescott, he fights like a Mexican. Pure heart and guts, but he places his punches well. I think a fight with ortiz would be great, I don't see why it shouldn't happen. Both fighters are at a rebuilding stage at this point, would be interesting
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Originally posted by dan_cov View PostAll fighters K.O ratios drop at world level. Either way that says a lot for Khans punch resistance doesn't it?
That said no objectional boxing fan can deny that Khan's punch resistance has greatly improved post-Prescott. He has been wobbled but fact remains he has not hit the canvas once in 4 yrs in spite of moving up in weight and fighting top 10 world class opponents. Maidana and Judah both hit harder than Prescott and far are more skilled. Maidana hit Khan with punches that have KO'd several others, but Khan though greatly wobbled never hit the canvas. And pretty much everyone Khan has fought since 2008 hits harder than Drizlane, Limond, and Gomez; hell even Paulie does. The pre-Prescott Khan would never have been able to handle shots from Maidana and Judah.
Let me ask all hate aside; would you honestly be willing to put money on Prescott defeat Khan if they were to rematch? Do you really think Khan is the exact same fighter who got dropped 5x in the first 3 yrs of his career against domestic opposition? I agree Khan needs to eventually rematch Prescott but only a hater would pick him to lose that fight at this stage of his career
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Originally posted by Shogun99 View PostThe AK Prescott KO'd was getting dropped by domestic level featherweights like Gomez and Limond. There is no doubt that Khan pre-Roach/Ariza had one of the worst chins in boxing history. Prescott was the first puncher he had ever faced and honestly it wasn't seen as that big an upset in 2008 as it is now because Khan was still a domestic level fighter.
That said no objectional boxing fan can deny that Khan's punch resistance has greatly improved post-Prescott. He has been wobbled but fact remains he has not hit the canvas once in 4 yrs in spite of moving up in weight and fighting top 10 world class opponents. Maidana and Judah both hit harder than Prescott and far are more skilled. Maidana hit Khan with punches that have KO'd several others, but Khan though greatly wobbled never hit the canvas. And pretty much everyone Khan has fought since 2008 hits harder than Drizlane, Limond, and Gomez; hell even Paulie does. The pre-Prescott Khan would never have been able to handle shots from Maidana and Judah.
Let me ask all hate aside; would you honestly be willing to put money on Prescott defeat Khan if they were to rematch? Do you really think Khan is the exact same fighter who got dropped 5x in the first 3 yrs of his career against domestic opposition? I agree Khan needs to eventually rematch Prescott but only a hater would pick him to lose that fight at this stage of his career
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Originally posted by Shogun99 View PostThe AK Prescott KO'd was getting dropped by domestic level featherweights like Gomez and Limond. There is no doubt that Khan pre-Roach/Ariza had one of the worst chins in boxing history. Prescott was the first puncher he had ever faced and honestly it wasn't seen as that big an upset in 2008 as it is now because Khan was still a domestic level fighter.
That said no objectional boxing fan can deny that Khan's punch resistance has greatly improved post-Prescott. He has been wobbled but fact remains he has not hit the canvas once in 4 yrs in spite of moving up in weight and fighting top 10 world class opponents. Maidana and Judah both hit harder than Prescott and far are more skilled. Maidana hit Khan with punches that have KO'd several others, but Khan though greatly wobbled never hit the canvas. And pretty much everyone Khan has fought since 2008 hits harder than Drizlane, Limond, and Gomez; hell even Paulie does. The pre-Prescott Khan would never have been able to handle shots from Maidana and Judah.
Let me ask all hate aside; would you honestly be willing to put money on Prescott defeat Khan if they were to rematch? Do you really think Khan is the exact same fighter who got dropped 5x in the first 3 yrs of his career against domestic opposition? I agree Khan needs to eventually rematch Prescott but only a hater would pick him to lose that fight at this stage of his career
Yes I would bet on Prescott because I imagine the odds would be ridiculous. Do I legitimately believe Prescott has a shot against 140-147lb Khan, yes I do!
Khan only looks good against defensive midgets & slow, plodders.
Prescott is a stylistic nightmare for Khan! Everytime Khan has ever fought anybody his height he has been brutalised & for good reason.
I think his punch resistance has improved as he has gone up but its still not a world class chin. Sure Maidana hits hard but you only have to look out for one punch & hes slow as fcuk! Then again the ref saved Khan from another defeat as he kindly did when the feather fisted Willie Limmond laid him out for a 14 count.
Stylistic nightmare for Khan which is why he'll avoid it at all costs & rematch Paulie Malignaggi at 147 or somebody equally as made for him.
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