Comments Thread For: Khan: Now People Know Me and Floyd Would Be Amazing

[aAgger]

I don't agree with Collazo being a better test then Abregu at present moment..Who is Ortiz again,a fighter who had been out of the ring for close to two yrs and was coming back off a lost in which he quit..Stop already,your making your self sound dumber by the second..

Abergu does not have to be top 10,he was a undefeated WW with a 80% KO ratio..AKA he was dangerous..Collazo had loss to Hernandez within the pass two yrs and was nothing more then a journeyman..

You keep forgetting Khan is not in same position that Bradley was in,so why not stop making references like they are..Khan has very lil credibility right now,and should be trying to build that back up..Bradley had credibility which is why his fight with Pac went off without a hitch..Bottom line is Khan needs to make himself a creditable opponent..A win over Collazo does not do that..

No, Khan was in exactly the same position as Bradley back in 2011, just before his controversial loss to Peterson. Prior to that, there were talks between the Khan and Bradley camps for a light-welterweight unification bout, but it was Bradley who backed away from it. Bradley himself admitted that he was scared to face Khan:

Default Timothy Bradley "If I Lose To Amir Khan I'm Out Of Mayweather / Pacquiao Sweepstakes"

"At the end of the day, let's say I lose the fight, what happens then? I'm out of the sweepstakes with Mayweather or Manny Pacquiao"

Bradley was worried that a loss to Khan would end his dreams of facing Pacquiao or Mayweather. Bradley himself knew that he wouldn't be able to out-box Khan, and that the only way to beat him is with raw punching power, something a feather-fisted Bradley just doesn't have.

[MJ406]

It just stinks of desperation.

agreed, if Khan would just focus on his OWN career, and maybe beat someone in the top 10 @ Welterweight, the Mayweather fight mighta just happened naturally

**SMH at the relevance of Khan's win @ 140 over Maidana. Yes it's the same Chino Maidana that Floyd fought, but Khan beat him in 2010 when he was at 140

when you're taking into account Khan's current Welterweight runs, the only names that are relevant should be who he's beaten at 147 (Collazo and Julio Diaz)