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Why are people calling Canelo-Khan a super fight?
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Originally posted by j0zef View PostIt's probably the most 'popular' Canelo fight that could be made, outside of Cotto rematch.
Or rather, that's not true. Nobody expected him to stoop to fighting WWs. Now that he has, a whole new world of possibilities opened up for him. Pac, Kell Brook, Danny Garcia?
Khan hasn't even done anything at WW to prove he's a solid top 10 guy. Honestly.
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Originally posted by LacedUp View Posthttp://www.independent.co.uk/sport/g...-a6849326.html
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing...serves-7301794
Quite a few call it a super fight.
I don't really think so. Klitschko vs Fury is bigger as well, even though it technically hasn't been made yet.
Klitschko v Fury would be bigger but it's far from confirmed, there's nothing else on the horizon bigger, unless Stevenson v Kovalev gets made but neither of those guys do Khan/Canelo numbers.
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Originally posted by LacedUp View PostA super-fight to me is when you have 2 top of the world fighters, in their prime against each other without having a clear favourite in either fighter.
Khan is coming off 3-4 iffy performances and is 2 weightclasses below Canelo as well as a huge underdog.
So how is it a super fight?
Apparently Khan is coming off 3-4 iffy performances against better opponents than Kell Brook
Yet here we have Kell Brook coming off a clinch fest stinker with Shawn Porter which he barely won then a stinker against Bum Bum Dan, Frankie Gavin now soon to add to the list Kevin Bizier.
Yet you think this is a super fight?
Let me guess but they're British doe.
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Originally posted by LacedUp View PostEven spread on both guys?
And you claim I don't know about bookies. Mate, you sound like an idiot.
The reason why they give good odds on underdogs is so you can waste your money on something unlikely to happen.
But yeah, you're the guru
Still doesn't reflect how big of an underdog Khan is.
Yes they give good odds on underdogs so they can even the spread and get people betting on them! Jesus christ you are making my point, if everyone bet on the fav and he wins they would lose lots of money, if the underdog causes the upset and too many people bet on that, again they could lose a load of money because the odds are higher. If the spread is what they want they make money, because that is exactly what they accounted for in their odds. Comprende?
Your ignorance is misplaced, especially when I am actually trying to explain it. You have the internet and computer I am sure you are able to google this subject and it would pretty much say what I am telling you so rather than argue, educate yourself!Last edited by sunny31; 02-17-2016, 12:52 PM.
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Originally posted by LacedUp View PostA super-fight to me is when you have 2 top of the world fighters, in their prime against each other without having a clear favourite in either fighter.
Khan is coming off 3-4 iffy performances and is 2 weightclasses below Canelo as well as a huge underdog.
So how is it a super fight?
For me this is another glorified mismatch as GGG vs Lemieux was, only it'll do more sales for one reason or another.
Boxing is a business and this is prize fighting. Can't really knock Khan for taking the fight but this is pretty low from Canelo.
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Originally posted by amir khans#2fan View PostHow would Kell Brook Vs Amir Khan be a super fight then?
Apparently Khan is coming off 3-4 iffy performances against better opponents than Kell Brook
Yet here we have Kell Brook coming off a clinch fest stinker with Shawn Porter which he barely won then a stinker against Bum Bum Dan, Frankie Gavin now soon to add to the list Kevin Bizier.
Yet you think this is a super fight?
Let me guess but they're British doe.
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because its super weird that khan just got to 147 and is now jumping to 154 to fight a guy who is champ at 160.
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