I only watched Garcia vs Morales once so I may be crazy. But I seem to recall Morales busting up Garcia's face and controlling most of the fight. Garcia missed wide with majority of his punches but did come on late, so he still gets props. But, was it Morales fading due to age, wear, tear, etc or Garcia coming on down the stretch. 7 to 8 years ago Erik starches this kid. Also, I can't get out of my mind how Morales was mocking Garcia's wide punches by throwing slow left/right hooks at the air with his eyes closed...some funny ****. Wonder if Khan can make him pay when he misses with those wild hooks.
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Originally posted by KTFO View PostI only watched Garcia vs Morales once so I may be crazy. But I seem to recall Morales busting up Garcia's face and controlling most of the fight. Garcia missed wide with majority of his punches but did come on late, so he still gets props. But, was it Morales fading due to age, wear, tear, etc or Garcia coming on down the stretch. 7 to 8 years ago Erik starches this kid. Also, I can't get out of my mind how Morales was mocking Garcia's wide punches by throwing slow left/right hooks at the air with his eyes closed...some funny ****. Wonder if Khan can make him pay when he misses with those wild hooks.
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Originally posted by voneric View PostThe ancient and out of shape Morales took all those same punches from Maidana and had Marcos in trouble quite a few times without getting on bicycle or holding on for dear life. For that matter Devon Alexander thoroughly schooled Maidana on how to fight without running all over the ring. Khan has good hand speed and decent power, but Amir's chin will always be his achilles' heel. Theres a reason why Khan has only faced one man with decent power in his career.
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Originally posted by Shogun99 View PostZab Judah and Maidana are both heavy hitters at 140 and saying only one of them has "decent power" is absolutely insane. Maidana of 2010 was in his prime coming off big KO wins over Ortiz and Cayo. You can't compare the beast Khan fought that to the battle worn Maidana that Alexander had the luxury of fighting in his hometown and at 147 were Maidana doesn't belong. But if you like triangle theories you can also bring up the Kotelnik fight for Alexander and Khan
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Khan sleeps on his opponents now because he thinks of himself as a star. Khan will get pressured and tagged but will hang on to make it close.....close enough for the judges to say he won every round. Meanwhile, Khan will be bleeding and look like he has been in a war, good thing Garcia is an unknown.
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Originally posted by Shogun99 View PostZab Judah and Maidana are both heavy hitters at 140 and saying only one of them has "decent power" is absolutely insane. Maidana of 2010 was in his prime coming off big KO wins over Ortiz and Cayo. You can't compare the beast Khan fought that to the battle worn Maidana that Alexander had the luxury of fighting in his hometown and at 147 were Maidana doesn't belong. But if you like triangle theories you can also bring up the Kotelnik fight for Alexander and Khan
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Originally posted by -Kev- View PostAlthough I think Amir Khan will win, he could barely take Rachid Drizlane[10-3 with no wins by KO], Willie Limond[28-1, 8 wins by KO], and Michael Gomez's punches, as all three of these fighters knocked him down once in their fights against him. And of course the most brutal couple of knock downs/KO was against Breidis Prescott.
As average powered as Garcia is, if a guy who had 10 wins, 0 by KO could knock down Khan, I think Garcia can also knock down Khan as well. But Khan has improved since then however. As shown in the Maidana fight.
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