That's what's interesting about this fight, really. I said it before - you got a guy in Khan who's laser fast with the shots, great timing, etc. but falls victim to his own mistakes. Then you got a guy in Crawford who's only real trouble spot was against a guy who could throw nearly as fast as Khan in Gamboa.
Crawford sets you up for mistakes and takes advantage. Khan has a boxing pedigree and blistering speed. It's actually a very good fight.
But...more importantly, it's a great test for Crawford.
For you see, Crawford only really has one success vector: a knockout before Round 10, or a clearly acceptable stoppage (not that BS that happened to Horn). As in, Khan is just getting overwhelmed and dominated before the fight is stopped. Danny Garcia got him out of there in 4 rounds? Crawford should do AT LEAST as good if he's a top welter.
If Khan lasts until the championship rounds and has won at least half of them, there's just no way Crawford can be anyone's P4P. It's your opinion but come on. That'd be like Spence dropping rounds to Mikey - just shouldn't happen (and didn't).
Crawford sets you up for mistakes and takes advantage. Khan has a boxing pedigree and blistering speed. It's actually a very good fight.
But...more importantly, it's a great test for Crawford.
For you see, Crawford only really has one success vector: a knockout before Round 10, or a clearly acceptable stoppage (not that BS that happened to Horn). As in, Khan is just getting overwhelmed and dominated before the fight is stopped. Danny Garcia got him out of there in 4 rounds? Crawford should do AT LEAST as good if he's a top welter.
If Khan lasts until the championship rounds and has won at least half of them, there's just no way Crawford can be anyone's P4P. It's your opinion but come on. That'd be like Spence dropping rounds to Mikey - just shouldn't happen (and didn't).
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