WHAT WILL AMIR KHAN DO NOW?

Parson Cross
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Re: WHAT WILL AMIR KHAN DO NOW?

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Sit it out until the summer for a barnstormer open air event against Brook.
Old Jack J
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Parson Cross wrote:Sit it out until the summer for a barnstormer open air event against Brook.
Sounds about right to me.
wesshaw1985
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Re: WHAT WILL AMIR KHAN DO NOW?

Post by wesshaw1985 »

I'd love to see the Brook fight made now.
I see it as a selection between Marquez, Brook, Thurman, Bradley and Guerrero...
palooka
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Khan would ruin Guerrero, he's far too fast.
Crease
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freddydoesdallas wrote:What's in it for mayweather and Pacquiao to have khan on the undercard? the main event sells itself and they would have to pay Khan and Bradley decent whack to fight. Realistically, he's not going to fight the winner as they will probably walk off into the sunset of retirement or rematch.
Well, it worked when Maidana was on the undercard of a Floyd headliner.
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Re: WHAT WILL AMIR KHAN DO NOW?

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Grock wrote:He still has unfinished business with Paul McCloskey
:lol: classic
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Re: WHAT WILL AMIR KHAN DO NOW?

Post by Taansend »

I'd love to see him in a rematch with Garcia. But if Garcia is busy then anyone, as long as he's not just sitting around waiting.
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Post by WildWaylon »

Tuan_Jim wrote:I think Prescott would sell. Can you honestly say you wouldn't watch?

I didn't realise Cotto-Bradley was on the cards. Nice pairing. Berto and Ortiz are half cadavers, I do hope we get someone with some sign of a heartbeat.
Prescott isn't in Khans league. Khan didn't take him seriously last time and got caught cold. The only interest in the fight would be, could Prescott pull it off again? very unlikely. Another unlikely result would be Pacman beating Mayweather. Maybe Khan versus Pacman around November time could be arranged.
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Re: WHAT WILL AMIR KHAN DO NOW?

Post by Stuarty »

He should rematch Garcia if that can be made. I reckon they'll go for Bradley but the Cotto fight will probably be more appealing to him (joke of a fight IMO). Shot himself in the foot again by the looks of it.
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Re: WHAT WILL AMIR KHAN DO NOW?

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Tuan_Jim wrote: WHAT WILL AMIR KHAN DO NOW?
Bitch and moan knowing Khan.
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Re: WHAT WILL AMIR KHAN DO NOW?

Post by freddydoesdallas »

Crease wrote:
freddydoesdallas wrote:What's in it for mayweather and Pacquiao to have khan on the undercard? the main event sells itself and they would have to pay Khan and Bradley decent whack to fight. Realistically, he's not going to fight the winner as they will probably walk off into the sunset of retirement or rematch.
Well, it worked when Maidana was on the undercard of a Floyd headliner.
:TU:
If it was any opponent other than Pacquiao it would be a great idea but Khan will want his standard purse and no doubt some of the uk ppv. They can get others in for a lot less!

Ps - I'm sure Maidana's purse on the undercard would not have been acceptable to khan
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Re: WHAT WILL AMIR KHAN DO NOW?

Post by Tuan_Jim »

Khan has come out and said the fight will be boring, they both past their best, and Mayweather has take the easier job.

That is what Amir Khan did next.
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