Why did Khan fight Algeri? What was the logic behind that
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No Khan picked the opponent. Khan has never blamed Haymon like Santa Cruz.
I guess it's admirable that he actually takes responsibility for his own cowardice.Comment
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He was supposed to stop him and look great. Instead he came in his lightest at 153 and didn't look anywhere near as conditioned as normal. Also, Algieri came with a great gameplan weighed 165. Khan lacked explosiveness.Comment
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Also, the Algieri fight showed that Khan STILL has the same flaws he's always had.


Almost all of Khan's cherry picks go wrong, which is as clear an indication that the levels are equal or strikingly similar. That's the point that tards fail to realize.
Meldrick Taylor had blinding speed and he torched everyone he fought. Why is the Khan-man the only fighter who is claimed to have all this speed, but is constantly struggling with inferior opponents. It just doesn't add up!!!
Then as a rebuttal and in the Khan-man's defense, tards state that styles make fights
Khan supposedly has Blinding speed, fast feet, is highly skilled Olympic medalist ... Yet, he's getting timed and caught by much slower fighters, walked down by fighters that are barely wet behind the ears and losing to opponents that are less that A-level prospects.
Meldrick Taylor
Macho Camacho
SRR
Floyd
RJJ
Pernell
The list goes on and on with fighters who were extremely fast and skillful. All were fighters who had the same attributes that the Khan-man supposedly has, yet they all became superstars, while Khan is still struggling and searching out light targets.
The shit just does not add up!!!!Comment
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