Khan is one of the most underrated fighters in boxing

[shenmue]

i give you that, ok. but dirk diggler said that diaz wasn't a favourable style for amir, but that fight was supposed to be easy, in his backyard, to gain confidence, to look good and he almost ended up like ortiz. now, do you really believe that maidana was fighting tailor made opponents? that he was brought to fight broner to beat him and not be beaten?

Dirk thought broner was going to move more and not just stand there flatfooted. Dirk must have never seen Broner fight before.

[Dean_Razorback]

Diaz is a former two time world champion. He has pedigree. He was a way better opponent than Molina. He arguably beat Shawn Porter (current IBF Champ) in his fight before Khan.

I wouldn't say he has a "boxer" style. He was pressuring Khan all night. Khan should have done better - never argued against that.



I don't believe I ever made that statement. I was talking about Khan rematching people and you've gone full ****** onto a completely different topic.

thanks for calling me ******ed, and i love how you justify khan by saying that diaz was a 2 time world champion that almost beat up porter (a draw), you probably believe that amir khan beats devon since he has beaten diaz who almost beat porter. if that is so easy why didn't he fight devon in december? we wouldn't be having this conversation.

what i was initially noting is that khan situation with maidana is similar with prescott, while khan moved on to better things, prescott didn't, now while maidana moved on to better things (after devon) khan didn't. you implied that the prescott rematch didn't make sense because he was loosing with everyone while khan was a champion. then why does a fight against floyd makes sense when kahn has been looking awful recently??

[shenmue]

why does a fight against floyd makes sense when kahn has been looking awful recently??

It doesn't make sense, its insane ad Khan should not have even been an option.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Dirk thought broner was going to move more and not just stand there flatfooted. Dirk must have never seen Broner fight before.

I have seen Broner fight. I just assumed he stood so flatfooted because he was fighting light punchers like Malignaggi and Gavin Rees lol

Danny Garcia was pretty flatfooted in all his fights and then he showed movement against Matthysse which I didn't expect.

So I guess I overestimated Broner's ring intelligence.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

thanks for calling me ******ed, and i love how you justify khan by saying that diaz was a 2 time world champion that almost beat up porter (a draw), you probably believe that amir khan beats devon since he has beaten diaz who almost beat porter. if that is so easy why didn't he fight devon in december? we wouldn't be having this conversation.

what i was initially noting is that khan situation with maidana is similar with prescott, while khan moved on to better things, prescott didn't, now while maidana moved on to better things (after devon) khan didn't. you implied that the prescott rematch didn't make sense because he was loosing with everyone while khan was a champion. then why does a fight against floyd makes sense when kahn has been looking awful recently??

I don't think the Khan-Floyd fight makes sense right now. Never said it did. As a Khan fan, I didn't want him to be fighting Mayweather now.

Buuuuttt....if you're asking me who'd I'd rather see against Floyd between Khan or Maidana, it's Khan because he presents a different style. We've seen Mayweather fight a plethora of slow, flat-footed, brawlers. Surely you're bored of seeing that?

[shenmue]

I have seen Broner fight. I just assumed he stood so flatfooted because he was fighting light punchers like Malignaggi and Gavin Rees lol

Danny Garcia was pretty flatfooted in all his fights and then he showed movement against Matthysse which I didn't expect.

So I guess I overestimated Broner's ring intelligence.

You sure did Dirk, but hey it happens you can't predict them all correct LMAO. broner just hadn't fought a puncher yet and you saw the results.