For people that say Bradley ducked Khan for Pacquiao...

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The difference is Khan didn't actually say it.

You can't put something in quote marks if they didn't say it.

Bradley on the other hand, he actually said "what if I lose"

That's the difference.

More like, "What if I get robbed?"....Bradley is not and was not afraid of losing to Khan because Khan was a better fighter. He had concerns because Khan was the bigger name and was being primed to fight Floyd at that point. If there was no knockout and the fight was even remotely close, Khan would have likely gotten the nod on the cards just so the Floyd-Khan fight could happen. Anyone of Tim's last 3 opponents or Abregu would all KO Khan but Tim said sure, let's do it.

Khan is too busy getting beaten up by street thugs and having his purse stolen. Dude is a joke like I called it a few years ago and he fell off like I said he would. He'll get the Floyd fight and get KO'd.....career fatality, party over. He ducked Alexander because he was too risky....only difference is Khan didn't get recorded saying it.

[-MEGA-]

I love lamp........

[Rip Chudd]

Bradley ducked Khan to preserve his status as a top boxer and goes on to fight Pac.
While Khan ducked Alexander, which he needed to fight and win to restore his status as a top boxer, but gets to move on to fight Floyd?

Anyways, the burden or hate on this fight is on Floyd if it happens, not Khan.

This^^^^^^^^^^^^

[Rome-By-Ko]

Not even getting into that.

Just saying why you can't put "what if I lose" in quote marks regarding Khan and Alexander because he didn't actually say that unlike Bradley in regards to Khan.

So the context in which he said it does not matter?? Or it's it right to make your own interpretation?? Cause he said that in relation to Shaw, nothing even to do with Khan really..

[Jinkybinky]

darn right

I do love it when people say "Bradley made the right move cos he got a win over manny"

Bradley did NOT beat manny pacquiao

Anyone with eyes knows Pac won a wide UD in cruise mode.

You got that right

[Frank Ducketts]

First off, any fan that feels that Bradley ducked Khan is either clueless about the sport or just a Khan fanatic.

[Frank Ducketts]

Floyd and Khan aren't going to fight, and if they do fight, I'll lose respect for Floyd.

[Frank Ducketts]

And if that bull**** is on ppv, it will be the first Floyd ppv that I will not buy. I'm already not ordering Pac Rios either. I'll catch both somewhere.

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And if that bull**** is on ppv, it will be the first Floyd ppv that I will not buy. I'm already not ordering Pac Rios either. I'll catch both somewhere.

Yeah, I made my mind up that I wasn't going to buy this one. I bought the Floyd and Bradley PPV's......I'm going to a friend's house or streaming this one. I'll get an HD download the next morning anyway so I'll be OK.

[IronDanHamza]

More like, "What if I get robbed?"....Bradley is not and was not afraid of losing to Khan because Khan was a better fighter. He had concerns because Khan was the bigger name and was being primed to fight Floyd at that point. If there was no knockout and the fight was even remotely close, Khan would have likely gotten the nod on the cards just so the Floyd-Khan fight could happen. Anyone of Tim's last 3 opponents or Abregu would all KO Khan but Tim said sure, let's do it.

Khan is too busy getting beaten up by street thugs and having his purse stolen. Dude is a joke like I called it a few years ago and he fell off like I said he would. He'll get the Floyd fight and get KO'd.....career fatality, party over. He ducked Alexander because he was too risky....only difference is Khan didn't get recorded saying it.

No you can't change the quote either

He didn't say "what if I get robbed" he said "what if I lose?"

That's the quote, and you can only quote Bradley saying that because he's the only one who said it.

You can attempt to justify it with your fantasy reasoning all you want but he's still the only one you can quote saying it.