Khan vs Judah
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Rip City Rep
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This will be a good fight. Am going to win late on, 11th or 12th tKO
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just had a chat with zab judah!!!!
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freddydoesdallas
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How was he? Super?AliAsghar wrote:just had a chat with zab judah!!!!
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As far as gay nicknames go, that one is right up therefreddydoesdallas wrote:How was he? Super?AliAsghar wrote:just had a chat with zab judah!!!!
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hes a nice gut might fly over there for sparring he wants to see some vids of Ali i have sent so see if he wants let u guys know if hee does said he already like the look hes gonna show his trainer pernell and see what they say..!!
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he asked me about primetime and is it big here and i told him no... looks like team khan have tryna say primetime is a big tv station in the uk.. and he said a few very other very interesting things..!!!
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keithmoonhangover
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Judah looks like a much better fighter since Pernell Whitaker started in his corner. I think Khan will outwork him, but it's not out of the realms of possiblity that Judah might catch him clean with a power shot and put him away. I'm really looking forward to the fight.
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Glyn Leach
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Khan has to play safe and stay at a distance, then he can maybe get a late-rounds stoppage but more likely a points win. But as I said before, a lot will depend on Khan being fit and strong in the late rounds, and not starting to fade around the halfway point as he did against McCloskey.
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Good fight. Judah's a belt-holder and coming off 5 wins. I think Judah has a chance to knock Khan out early.
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Khan is now back with Ariza, no?Glyn Leach wrote:Khan has to play safe and stay at a distance, then he can maybe get a late-rounds stoppage but more likely a points win. But as I said before, a lot will depend on Khan being fit and strong in the late rounds, and not starting to fade around the halfway point as he did against McCloskey.
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keithmoonhangover
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Glyn, did you see Judah's last fight?Glyn Leach wrote:Khan has to play safe and stay at a distance, then he can maybe get a late-rounds stoppage but more likely a points win. But as I said before, a lot will depend on Khan being fit and strong in the late rounds, and not starting to fade around the halfway point as he did against McCloskey.
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Glyn Leach
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Yup. He was starting to look a bit knackered to me until he landed the finisher Moony. A better defence, yes, but he was still relatively easy to catch — and at times I thought he looked hurt. But he's a dangerous guy, no problem, that's why I think Khan should play it safe. He wouldn't be able to take Judah's power flush, no way.keithmoonhangover wrote:Glyn, did you see Judah's last fight?Glyn Leach wrote:Khan has to play safe and stay at a distance, then he can maybe get a late-rounds stoppage but more likely a points win. But as I said before, a lot will depend on Khan being fit and strong in the late rounds, and not starting to fade around the halfway point as he did against McCloskey.
What did you think of it mate?
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keithmoonhangover
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I thought Judah should a lot of patience but I agree that he got caught a couple of times. Overall I was impressed with the changes he's made since Pernell has started working with him.Glyn Leach wrote:Yup. He was starting to look a bit knackered to me until he landed the finisher Moony. A better defence, yes, but he was still relatively easy to catch — and at times I thought he looked hurt. But he's a dangerous guy, no problem, that's why I think Khan should play it safe. He wouldn't be able to take Judah's power flush, no way.keithmoonhangover wrote:Glyn, did you see Judah's last fight?Glyn Leach wrote:Khan has to play safe and stay at a distance, then he can maybe get a late-rounds stoppage but more likely a points win. But as I said before, a lot will depend on Khan being fit and strong in the late rounds, and not starting to fade around the halfway point as he did against McCloskey.
What did you think of it mate?
I think he'll fight on the back foot and Khan will have to chase him. I think Judah will lose rounds on workrate, but he can catch Khan, then I think he can hurt him.
I'm really looking forward to the fight and I hope Amir wins.
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Glyn Leach
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Judah definitely had that 'work in progress' look about him. I just wonder if it's an old dog/new tricks scenario, whether he can go the whole hog at this stage in his career. Interesting fight though isn't it, more so than a lot of people will give it credit for I think.keithmoonhangover wrote:I thought Judah should a lot of patience but I agree that he got caught a couple of times. Overall I was impressed with the changes he's made since Pernell has started working with him.
I think he'll fight on the back foot and Khan will have to chase him. I think Judah will lose rounds on workrate, but he can catch Khan, then I think he can hurt him.
I'm really looking forward to the fight and I hope Amir wins.
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keithmoonhangover
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I couldn't agree more. I think in some ways Khan is still learning and if he gets hits hard and clean, then he may get a little gun shy. Judah has always been a touch chinny, but I think his experience and newly found defensive skills make this a really interesting fight. I just hope it doesn't turn into too much of a chess match.Glyn Leach wrote:Judah definitely had that 'work in progress' look about him. I just wonder if it's an old dog/new tricks scenario, whether he can go the whole hog at this stage in his career. Interesting fight though isn't it, more so than a lot of people will give it credit for I think.keithmoonhangover wrote:I thought Judah should a lot of patience but I agree that he got caught a couple of times. Overall I was impressed with the changes he's made since Pernell has started working with him.
I think he'll fight on the back foot and Khan will have to chase him. I think Judah will lose rounds on workrate, but he can catch Khan, then I think he can hurt him.
I'm really looking forward to the fight and I hope Amir wins.
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bearing in mind how khan struggled with the southpaw mckloskey im surprised at how so many think khan wins this fight. judah is very experienced, has excellent power and at 33 will still be the fastest boxer that khan has faced. i think judah will mess him about bigtime then knock him out
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You always know what you'll get with Judah. If he doesn't get Khan out of there in the first 5 rounds he'll probably lose.
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CiganoBoxer
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Am i the only one that thinks Judah will give Khan a hard night ?
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I noticed a big change in the approach of Judah when he stopped Mabuza last time out.
Rather than shoot straight out the blocks like greased lightening, looking like Floyd Mayweather in a bad mood - before gassing like a 60-a day marlboro fan....
...he was actually extremely patient, picked his shot very well, waited for his opportunities and took them with gusto. The big difference was that he is now being mentored by Pernell Whittaker, rather than his father. His attitude has simmered down and he fights with less emotion and more thought.
I've long wondered why he left 140. Perhaps Tszyu simply flushed him out, but his size and frame was always that of a light-welterweight and not a full blown welter.
If Khan laboured and failed be effective against Paul McCloskey, then that has to be considered here. Sure he spars the best southpaw on the planet - but that's with a crash helmet on plus pillows on his hands.
I wouldn't rule out Khan's legs getting seriously stiffened in this fight, because Judah has pedigree. His problem has always been harnessing it in the correct manner. With his new son, his new faith & religion and his new attitude to his career, that he realises is in it's final chapter - he will not be cutting corners for this one. No way.
Rather than shoot straight out the blocks like greased lightening, looking like Floyd Mayweather in a bad mood - before gassing like a 60-a day marlboro fan....
...he was actually extremely patient, picked his shot very well, waited for his opportunities and took them with gusto. The big difference was that he is now being mentored by Pernell Whittaker, rather than his father. His attitude has simmered down and he fights with less emotion and more thought.
I've long wondered why he left 140. Perhaps Tszyu simply flushed him out, but his size and frame was always that of a light-welterweight and not a full blown welter.
If Khan laboured and failed be effective against Paul McCloskey, then that has to be considered here. Sure he spars the best southpaw on the planet - but that's with a crash helmet on plus pillows on his hands.
I wouldn't rule out Khan's legs getting seriously stiffened in this fight, because Judah has pedigree. His problem has always been harnessing it in the correct manner. With his new son, his new faith & religion and his new attitude to his career, that he realises is in it's final chapter - he will not be cutting corners for this one. No way.
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CiganoBoxer
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i think Amir will win but war judah 
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WelshDevil
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Looking forward to this one and it should be entertaining. I think Judah can get the KO. I still don't trust Amir's chin.
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Glyn Leach
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You are not MrP, I just wonder how long Judah can make that night at this stage in his career. He's had some hard fights and I think of him as an old 33.mrpedigree wrote:Am i the only one that thinks Judah will give Khan a hard night ?
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Judah will KO Khan imo. Watch this space.