Why does Maidana deserve a fight against Floyd over Khan?

[LacedUp]

Pacman has done nothing to deserve a Floyd fight.

Cotto has done nothing to deserve a Martinez fight.

Khan has done absolutely nothing to deserve a Floyd fight.

But at the very least Pacman/Cotto dominated their last fights.

So did Khan dominate his last fights. Won every round against Molina, and won 9 rounds against Diaz a two time world champion.

Yes he was dropped and hurt in one of the later rounds, but he did dominate the vast majority of the fight.

[Bushbaby]

So did Khan dominate his last fights. Won every round against Molina, and won 9 rounds against Diaz a two time world champion.

Yes he was dropped and hurt in one of the later rounds, but he did dominate the vast majority of the fight.

Khan dominated Diaz?? Ok. And who is Molina again and what weight class does he compete??

[LacedUp]

Your posts in response to everyone saying Maidana deserves it more are doing nothing to prove otherwise. You're trying to argue why Khan is a tougher fight, which is an entirely different question.

Not solely.

It's hard to make a case for Khan based on recent performances of course. Looking at his career as a whole, I think Khan - who is still in his prime - deserves it more.

[LacedUp]

Khan dominated Diaz?? Ok. And who is Molina again and what weight class did he compete??

What weight does Josesito lopez and Broner compete at? What about Devon Alexander?

I love how it's one rule for one, and another for Khan. Why is it made out to be a big deal that someone moves up one 5 pound weightclass? Floyd was at 130, Pacquiao at 118 or whatever, Khan was a LW, Cotto was a JWW, Hatton was a JWW, Zab, Paulie, Devon, Bradley..... all moved up to face a champion.

As I said, aside from the knockdown and one or two of the last couple of rounds, Khan dominated Diaz.

[Bushbaby]

Not solely.

It's hard to make a case for Khan based on recent performances of course. Looking at his career as a whole, I think Khan - who is still in his prime - deserves it more.

So why would what Khan did in 2010 matter in 2014 again??

[Bushbaby]

What weight does Josesito lopez and Broner compete at? What about Devon Alexander?

As I said, aside from the knockdown and one or two of the last couple of rounds, Khan dominated Diaz.

All 3 are welterweights factually................

[LacedUp]

All 3 are welterweights factually................

So Lopez doesn't have multiple losses at LW? And Broner didn't move up from 135 to 147? And Alexander didn't lose at LWW?

I must have missed it.

[Bushbaby]

So Lopez doesn't have multiple losses at LW? And Broner didn't move up from 135 to 147? And Alexander didn't lose at LWW?

I must have missed it.

I din't realize when a fighter moves up they're still considered the weight they originally moved up from. When did that happen??

[bojangles1987]

So Lopez doesn't have multiple losses at LW? And Broner didn't move up from 135 to 147? And Alexander didn't lose at LWW?

I must have missed it.

Lopez beat Ortiz at welterweight. Broner beat Paulie.

Not world-shattering wins, but they are legit.

[Bushbaby]

So Lopez doesn't have multiple losses at LW? And Broner didn't move up from 135 to 147? And Alexander didn't lose at LWW?

I must have missed it.

So since Khan got stopped at lightweight he's a lightweight correct??