Amir Khan Vs Jackson Williams Rd by Rd

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Amir Khan Vs Jackson Williams Rd by Rd

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6 Rounds

Khan 5(4)-0

Jackson Williams 12(0)-3

Williams has been stopped in the 5th round twice, Khan should do it quicker. :box:

Khan coming out now to 'Amarillo'
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Not that it matters, but I assumed this fella was black. Sounds like a black name.

Silly ignoramous I am :oops:
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Abbo wrote:Not that it matters, but I assumed this fella was black. Sounds like a black name.

Silly ignoramous I am :oops:
:D I just thought that too :oops:
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:lol: I'm sure he's posted on here before.
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Rd 1

Khan establishes the jab, Williams is covering up.
Khan works in some quick combinations.
Williams stunned with 1:20 left
Khan gets back to working patiently off the jab.

Khan 10-9
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Post by boxlox »

If someone could do a RxR for the Skelton-Williams fight it would be greatly appreciated
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Post by Abbo »

Khan again a gear too far up for me, he needs to calm down and plant a bit more
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Hes too anxious to get a KO which makes him abit clumbsy.
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Rd 2

Williams starts to throw a few
Williams touches down with one glove but it's ruled a slip
Khan moving and hitting quickly, but with no real power
Big combination from Khan with a minute left
Williams down from a straight shot, but Williams mainly off balance

Khan 10-8 (20-17)
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Rd 3

Duke MacKenzie talks bollocks for 30 seconds
Williams down with body shot, looked off balance again
More combinations from Khan
Williams down, quality left hand bodyshot from Khan :box:
Another bodyshot puts williams on his knees....fight over RSF
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Duke MacKenzie talks bollocks for 30 seconds
They should name him the cobra because he has venom in his right hand :lol: :lol:
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Comeback in 2006 my ARSE!!
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Post by My T Sharp »

lvlarc_uk wrote:Comeback in 2006 my ARSE!!
Naz? he looks like he's down to Light-Middle already
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Post by Freiheit »

Will you do Round by Round from the other fights as well?
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Freiheit wrote:Will you do Round by Round from the other fights as well?
:TU: Williams Vs Skelton

the later fights are recorded 8)
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Post by Cannibal »

If I were Khans next opponent I think I'd go for the rough up method. Anytime there was a clinch even for a second Khan complained. I'd introduce him to the rougher side of boxing and let him him know he's not in the amateurs anymore and use some serious frustration tactics. Hit and hold, pull his head down, push him etc, see if you can unsettle Khan.
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Post by Neri »

I would like to see him stop looking at the ref and complaining all the time too. I noticed him doing this in a previous fight.

Expected performance from Khan. Super fast hands, and when he rushed too much looked sloppy. Next...
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Couldn't belive he counted 2 of them as Knockdowns and he could kept going.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Khan looked extremely anxious whenever he was in a clinch, he really didn't know what to do, I'm getting the impression that as a fighter he doesn't like being crowded.

Only that last one was a knockdown, the others were tumbles not knockdowns, However you could see the way the fight was heading.
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Post by Phenomenal-Nutrition »

commentating was bollox, did he say - he was blown away with power? Yea well why couldn't he put him away then? And thats why Williams was having a good laugh 2miniutes later. And the stopage was bollox too - since when do refs step in on bodyshots

Don't get me wrong Khans talent is huge hes just not a puncher hes more of a PBF/Hatton sort of accumulation job. What were they like after 6 fights???

Khans very skilled and a prodigous talent - but world title shot in a year. :o :o :o Good answer by Naz 'which year' :lol: Amir will take 1year to get upto British level/WBU level and 3-4years to get upto world level.
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Post by Cannibal »

I do think Khan has power since when he lands clean every opponent he has faced seems to wobble but he is fighting push overs and will probably lose power as he steps up.

Also if they want to test Khan I think they should put him in with the likes Bosworth or Barrett or even Lynes or Augustus. I think his ability is good enough to make that step up early and he'll need to if he invisions early title glory.
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Post by fist »

Cannibal wrote:I do think Khan has power since when he lands clean every opponent he has faced seems to wobble but he is fighting push overs and will probably lose power as he steps up.

Also if they want to test Khan I think they should put him in with the likes Bosworth or Barrett or even Lynes or Augustus. I think his ability is good enough to make that step up early and he'll need to if he invisions early title glory.
Khan will only GAIN power. He has done all that he could in these fights, even a big renowned puncher sometimes needs 12 rounds to do the business. Khan has limited time in these short fights to execute KOs, but is still damaging opponents sufficiently. He is very very fast and without doubt has plenty of power in his shots. Still growing as well :)
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What I meant was that he is not fighting opposition good enough to make judgements on his power yet. He could be a KO artist or could just lose the power all together once he starts fighting guys who are there to win and can take a punch.
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Cannibal wrote:What I meant was that he is not fighting opposition good enough to make judgements on his power yet. He could be a KO artist or could just lose the power all together once he starts fighting guys who are there to win and can take a punch.
legitimate question!! it has happened to many touted punchers once they stepped up the comp!!
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Post by Matchfixer »

I thought Khan was a bit anxious/hurried in his work last night. Also he seems to push his punches a bit and it looks like they lack a bit of snap. Also while his legs look about right his body seem slightly square on when going forward but perhaps that's just the tv angle.

That said I think his power is there but it will take time for it to show in his punches. Also his footwork and hand speed is incredibly fast as has been said already.

Thought the opponent's standard was just right as well for his 6th fight.
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