Can you name one fight Amir Khan was getting outboxed(schooled) dominated.....

[Lopez_Boxing]

what? he got moved to that seat by the commissioner after he tried worming his way next to the judge. what are you talking about

Hahaha an open $2000 seat right by khans family? Sure. I can tell you never been to a fight. That’s not how that works. I’m pretty sure they would say “let me see your ticket.” And put him in HIS SEAT. That’s what I’m talking about.

[Larry the boss]

And he whooped Judah. Forgot about that one.

Judah?? was he really even relevant then? he won a vacant title against Kaizer Mabuza...who??? guy has 15 damn losses

[Soda_Popinski]

If you lack punching power, you are going to have a very difficult time beating Amir Khan! (That is why stylistically, Amir Khan vs Floyd Mayweather was a very intriguing/exciting match up! Amir Khan is one of the very few fighters who possess the hand speed to actually land on Floyd Mayweather!)...

I think you're SERIOUSLY underestimating Mayweather's punching power...

I'm a Khan fan...but Floyd destroys him if he wants to...

Khan is fast, sure, even fast enough to bother Floyd...but if Floyd hit him with a right hand counter, it's probably lights out...

[sunny31]

Chris Algeri damn near beat him.

This is true, Algieri showed some versatility in that fight and walked Khan down. I think that is the trick, if you stay at a distance with him you will get annihilated, or get lucky.

But the way to get on top of him was literally that, walk him down. He couldn't handle people invading his space and that was the way to get him disorganised.

I do agree with the theory that he was a stylistic nightmare for Floyd though. I consider myself a good reader of styles, and I think Floyd would have problems with Khan's speed, range, and ability to move in and out of distance quickly. That's not to say Floyd could or would not win, but I think he would have to take the Peterson or Algieri approach to do it, and I think he knew if Khan didn't slow down in the second half of the fight it was a potential banana skin.

Khan I think blew hot and cold throughout his career, but occasionally had these incredible nights where everything was on point, and he completely humiliated really good boxers, and it was funny coming on NSB, because no one quite knew how to take these performances. I think Judah, and Devon in particular stand out. Anyway I think on those nights he fought above himself, and it would have been interesting if he had one of those nights against Floyd, how that would have gone.

[Floyd is TBE]

You ginger fAns always act as if canelo is the only one landing shots, like it justifies him getting outlanded if he lands one shot.

Not a Canelo fan, I'm just calling it like it is. Khan wasn't hurting Canelo at all. Meanwhile the ginger was working Khans body so thoroughly a feint got him to completely drop his guard, allowing Canelo to land the right hand that ended the fight.

[The Viper]

This is true, Algieri showed some versatility in that fight and walked Khan down. I think that is the trick, if you stay at a distance with him you will get annihilated, or get lucky.

But the way to get on top of him was literally that, walk him down. He couldn't handle people invading his space and that was the way to get him disorganised.

I do agree with the theory that he was a stylistic nightmare for Floyd though. I consider myself a good reader of styles, and I think Floyd would have problems with Khan's speed, range, and ability to move in and out of distance quickly. That's not to say Floyd could or would not win, but I think he would have to take the Peterson or Algieri approach to do it, and I think he knew if Khan didn't slow down in the second half of the fight it was a potential banana skin.

Khan I think blew hot and cold throughout his career, but occasionally had these incredible nights where everything was on point, and he completely humiliated really good boxers, and it was funny coming on NSB, because no one quite knew how to take these performances. I think Judah, and Devon in particular stand out. Anyway I think on those nights he fought above himself, and it would have been interesting if he had one of those nights against Floyd, how that would have gone.

he was amazing against kotelnik as well....

[sunny31]

Judah?? was he really even relevant then? he won a vacant title against Kaizer Mabuza...who??? guy has 15 damn losses

Mabuza and Judah fought for the vacant belt because Mabuza beat Kendall Holt who was a good fighter. He didn't have 15 losses then.

Of course Judah was still relevant, he had gone life and death with Matthysse the fight before the Mabuza fight and edged him out. He was IBF champ still had a lot in the tank, past his best for sure, but the fact that he pushed Danny Garcia hard 2 years later says a lot.

[A.K]

Not a Canelo fan, I'm just calling it like it is. Khan wasn't hurting Canelo at all. Meanwhile the ginger was working Khans body so thoroughly a feint got him to completely drop his guard, allowing Canelo to land the right hand that ended the fight.

I’m not saying he wasn’t but khan was comfortably up before he got KO’d

[The Viper]

Mabuza and Judah fought for the vacant belt because Mabuza beat Kendall Holt who was a good fighter. He didn't have 15 losses then.

Of course Judah was still relevant, he had gone life and death with Matthysse the fight before the Mabuza fight and edged him out. He was IBF champ still had a lot in the tank, past his best for sure, but the fact that he pushed Danny Garcia hard 2 years later says a lot.

I agree........

[koolkc107]

THANK YOU. god I’m tired of every one calling ANY movement running. khan runs

At times it was downright disgraceful.

Especially since Khan didn't have to resort to those tactics.

Notice the difference between what Khan did here and what Canelo did to Golovkin.

Saul boxed, Khan ran.