jessi wrote:Deserter wrote:jessi wrote:I also mentioned that nobody else in the list would take Khan past 5 rounds, i put this down to his rapid improvement, his already brilliance, his blistering hand speed and accuracy, and i still maintain my opinion.

err... but you make no mention of his power, which tends to be the main requirement for actually stopping people. Whatever improvements Khan has displayed recently, there's been nothing to suggest to date that he's capable of stopping the likes of Bradley.
err, so i forgot to mention power, i take it speed and accuracy count for nothing ? most people on here agreed maidana would knock khan out, and now everyones saying khan survived against a puncher. its great to read posts on here, contradiction city !
You're getting very confused Jessi.
Firstly, fighters as diverse as Sven Ottke and Pernell Whitaker had speed and accuracy... I don't recall it transforming them into wrecking machines though. What has Khan shown to date for you to make such an inflated claim with regards to him suddenly blowing out fighters before the midway mark because to date you haven't come up with anything to substantiate it?
Secondly, what does him surviving against Maidana have to do with him being able to start KO'ing world-class fighters in a manner he hasn't done to date? If your logic is that most people thought Khan would be KO'ed and were wrong, and so because most of us don't believe he could KO those fighters in that manner he therefore must be able to, you 'logic' is fundamentally flawed.
Oh, and by the way, from memory, while a reasonable number thought Khan would be KO'ed, it definitely wasn't most posters. I recall that most thought Khan would win on points.