That's better.columbo wrote:Fair enough. Well i've added a brief description relating to what the link is about anyway.
The thread title's still rubbish though. That should be your comment about the article, not the title.
That's better.columbo wrote:Fair enough. Well i've added a brief description relating to what the link is about anyway.
No, he re-signed.Final round wrote:He's resigned?
My bad lolFinal round wrote:He's resigned?
columbo wrote:My bad lolFinal round wrote:He's resigned?
Frankie has a brain and a defence, that makes him instantly better than Khan, who has fast hands and can throw lots of punches without thinking what he's doing, plus he has a glass jaw.Horse wrote:Khan's more naturally talented in my opinion.Boxing Prospect wrote:I think we'd all agree that Frankie has more natural talent than Khan so why is he still treading water?
expe wrote:Frankie has a brain and a defence, that makes him instantly better than Khan, who has fast hands and can throw lots of punches without thinking what he's doing, plus he has a glass jaw.Horse wrote:Khan's more naturally talented in my opinion.Boxing Prospect wrote:I think we'd all agree that Frankie has more natural talent than Khan so why is he still treading water?
No, it doesn't.expe wrote:Frankie has a brain and a defence, that makes him instantly better than Khan,
Gavin's struggled against Woodhouse and Witter. He's not shown that he's even close to as able as Khan is yet.expe wrote:who has fast hands and can throw lots of punches without thinking what he's doing, plus he has a glass jaw.
expe wrote:Frankie has a brain and a defence, that makes him instantly better than Khan, who has fast hands and can throw lots of punches without thinking what he's doing, plus he has a glass jaw.Horse wrote:Khan's more naturally talented in my opinion.Boxing Prospect wrote:I think we'd all agree that Frankie has more natural talent than Khan so why is he still treading water?
Struggled against Witter??? Shows what you fornicating know, the first 3 or 4 rounds were close because Witter's so bloody awkward and after that he coasted to victory without a problem. As for struggling against Curtis, it's well known the situation he was in with major issues in his life outside boxing and even in his training, yet even with Curtis at his best and Gavin at his worst he still won the fight. Khan has no boxing brain and no defence, if he can't overwhelm the opponent with his speed he's lost. What about Khan getting flattened by Prescott, troubled by a shot Michael Gomez, on the floor against Willie Limond, on the floor against Peterson before being beaten on points, taken out by Garcia, all over the place against Maidana and on the floor against Diaz?Horse wrote:No, it doesn't.expe wrote:Frankie has a brain and a defence, that makes him instantly better than Khan,
Gavin's struggled against Woodhouse and Witter. He's not shown that he's even close to as able as Khan is yet.expe wrote:who has fast hands and can throw lots of punches without thinking what he's doing, plus he has a glass jaw.
I prefer Frankie's style but you're right.palooka wrote:You're making excuses for Gavins poor showings and holding up Khans faults as though he is nothing; both are excellent boxers - I believe they sparred as amateurs extensively; Frankie Gavin has never said anything derogatory about Khan and vice versa. Khan has operated in far higher class than Frankie and Khan will most likely have retired a very wealthy young man before Frankie faces anyone even as good as Prescott, never mind Garcia.
Gavin lost the first 4 rounds and looked rubbish. Witter won 5 rounds on my card, Gavin did not coast to an easy victory.expe wrote:Struggled against Witter??? Shows what you effing know, the first 3 or 4 rounds were close because Witter's so bloody awkward and after that he coasted to victory without a problem.
What about him being a former unified world champion with several world class wins?expe wrote:Khan has no boxing brain and no defence, if he can't overwhelm the opponent with his speed he's lost. What about Khan getting flattened by Prescott, troubled by a shot Michael Gomez, on the floor against Willie Limond, on the floor against Peterson before being beaten on points, taken out by Garcia, all over the place against Maidana and on the floor against Diaz?
?!hurlock wrote:Columbo you dunno!!
Accrington Stanley!columbo wrote:?!hurlock wrote:Columbo you dunno!!
Witter spent most of the fight doing nothing, but you still found 5 rounds to give to him. I've lost my scorecard from the fight and I have no intention of watching it again because it was fornicating dull, but after the first 3 or 4 rounds it was a comfortable win, I think I had it something like 118-111. Khan has performed brilliantly at times, but for every good performance there's another where he's looked vulnerable or been beaten and you can't deny that he has a glass jaw.Horse wrote:Gavin lost the first 4 rounds and looked rubbish. Witter won 5 rounds on my card, Gavin did not coast to an easy victory.expe wrote:Struggled against Witter??? Shows what you effing know, the first 3 or 4 rounds were close because Witter's so bloody awkward and after that he coasted to victory without a problem.
What about him being a former unified world champion with several world class wins?expe wrote:Khan has no boxing brain and no defence, if he can't overwhelm the opponent with his speed he's lost. What about Khan getting flattened by Prescott, troubled by a shot Michael Gomez, on the floor against Willie Limond, on the floor against Peterson before being beaten on points, taken out by Garcia, all over the place against Maidana and on the floor against Diaz?
Gavin's not shown anywhere near what Khan has as a pro. Would you pick Gavin to beat Khan?