I think we can all agree, Amir Khan is a bigger threat to TBE then GGG.

[aAgger]

Khan has faster hand speed, quicker jabs, higher work rate and taller height than Floyd. In addition, Khan's long reach, punch accuracy and range control rivals Floyd. With Virgil Hunter's training, Khan has a pretty good chance of outboxing Floyd.

On the other hand, a weight-drained GGG would not trouble Mayweather in any way. A weight-drained GGG would be an easy fight for Floyd, who'd have no trouble outboxing him almost every round and getting a comfortable UD victory.

Floyd has beaten many power punchers like GGG before, and he'll easily do it again. On the other hand, he has never faced a fast technical boxer like Khan, who will give him far more trouble than any power puncher possibly could.

[big_james10]

Styles make fast. Khan has the reach and speed to bring Floyd problems,
Floyd would simple jab and pot shot GGG into an easy decision.

If Floyd fights GGG, I will be disappointed. For his last fight he needs to defeat the post possible opponent out there and that is King Amir Khan not GGG.

You are right. All the fans of #48 agree that Amir Khan is a bigger threat to Mayweather than GGG. Khan will be a bigger threat to Mayweather until he becomes #49. Then he will instantly become a bum and GGG will suddenly become the biggest threat to Mayweather again.

[Derranged]

I think we can all agree that you're a twat.

[betmen]

another Classic from ginger boy 32, a thread start with "I think we can all agree"

[Spacey1991]

TBE vs GGG, would be like the Hatton fight.

Instead TBE would stop him earlier.

Don't be silly. No chance Floyd stops him, pot shooting him to a wide decision is ridiculous enough. GGG is sneaky at cutting the ring off, has better footwork than meets the eye and is strong as ****, not to mention A LOT bigger he'd give Floyd absolute hell, that isn't an affliction on Floyd either - he's only human.

If they were similar sized or in the same weight class I think Floyd would have the skill to outbox him, but as it stands Golovkin would be able to push Floyd back and punish him.

[Spacey1991]

Khan has been made to look good in every fight since Garcia, taking fights that match up well yo him stylistically, Alexander was his only decent win since Garcia and he was expected to win because it was a good style matchup, he just looked a bit better than expected.

Not to mention that he decided to take on Algieri instead of a serious threat because he thought it would get him closer to Floyd because it was Pacs last opponent, he's done nothing that makes him deserve the fight. Thurman and Brook are way more deserving, I know Brooks opposition hasn't been the best since Porter but Khan is avoiding him like the plague.

[aAgger]

Don't be silly. No chance Floyd stops him, pot shooting him to a wide decision is ridiculous enough. GGG is sneaky at cutting the ring off, has better footwork than meets the eye and is strong as ****, not to mention A LOT bigger he'd give Floyd absolute hell, that isn't an affliction on Floyd either - he's only human.

If they were similar sized or in the same weight class I think Floyd would have the skill to outbox him, but as it stands Golovkin would be able to push Floyd back and punish him.

A weight-drained GGG would be an easy victory for Floyd. At 152 or even 154, GGG will be too weight-drained, his punching power will drop drastically, and he'll get exhausted quite easily. In addition, he's slow and flat-footed to begin with. He won't present any threat at all. Mayweather beats him easily by UD.

[Tyler_Durden]

Styles make fast. Khan has the reach and speed to bring Floyd problems,
Floyd would simple jab and pot shot GGG into an easy decision.

If Floyd fights GGG, I will be disappointed. For his last fight he needs to defeat the post possible opponent out there and that is King Amir Khan not GGG.

Amir Khan would beat Floyd in a fair fight. But you gotta be delusional to say he's a more dangerous opponent than Golovkin.

[VG_Addict]

Khan has faster hand speed, quicker jabs, higher work rate and taller height than Floyd. In addition, Khan's long reach, punch accuracy and range control rivals Floyd. With Virgil Hunter's training, Khan has a pretty good chance of outboxing Floyd.

On the other hand, a weight-drained GGG would not trouble Mayweather in any way. A weight-drained GGG would be an easy fight for Floyd, who'd have no trouble outboxing him almost every round and getting a comfortable UD victory.

Floyd has beaten many power punchers like GGG before, and he'll easily do it again. On the other hand, he has never faced a fast technical boxer like Khan, who will give him far more trouble than any power puncher possibly could.

Khan can't outbox Floyd.

[Butt stuff]

Floyd KO's Khan, GGG KO's everyone who is middleweight or below. It's really that simple.

If GGG can knockout Geale (a true middleweight) as he's simultaneously taking a full strength straight right, how is he going to get kept at bay with a potshotting welterweight. Thats just madness. Too big, too talented. If they were the same size then perhaps a different story.

Re:Khan, Mayweather stops him from getting off and beats him to the punch almost everytime. Khan's workrate drops to zilch. Then the inevitable warrior Khan comes out and he opens up/gets dropped hard.