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Funny how he said it was an easy fight for Pacquiao though.
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It's very easy to see through Khan and his lies, it's just frustrating to think that there are some that take his lies as gospel and completely believe his nonsense.The truth is he is trying to lie his way in to a Mayweather fight .....think about it !Comment
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apart for Pacman, nobody has had a easy night with Chris Algieri
Khan doesnt have Pacs footwork or ability to cut the ring off like him
i'm open to be proven wrong..Comment
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Khan aint gonna knock Al out
Ruslan and Pac are the only ones to drop him and they hit a lot harder than Khan. Ruslan can floor anyone.
Pre Ruslan, AL hadnt touched the canvas...Comment
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This a stay busy fight. Algieri has enough name, low KO power and a subpar record for Khan to take this fight.
Beating him doesn't prove anything, the only thing that Algieri is better or has more than Khan is height and a better chin. He is not faster, doesn't hit harder, doesn't have the better legs, his jab is not better, etc.Comment
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Chris Algieri has fought his entire career at 140, getting washed in his first fight beyond that limit (which just so happens to be his most recent fight).
Algieri is a non-opponent who Khan seems bent on selling as a tough opponent, to quell the talk and keep his buzz tempered and his name in the mix for the Mayweather fight.
IBF welterweight world champion Kell Brook(c), the day after, is in the ring with Frankie Gavin (a top-15 welterweight with a baker's dozen of fights at the full 147, who also happens to be a tricky southpaw), in front of a 20,000+ strong crowd in London, with Sky Sports marveling at every shot that he throws and the Brits rallying to him.
Khan knows he made a serious error, and he's simply doing damage control now.Comment
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When a fighter has to tell you how dangerous his opponent is and there is an chance he can lose it is a serious mismatch.Comment
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I wonder if Khan got any bridges for sale.Comment
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