How do you think Khan will win against limond?
How do you think Khan will win against limond?
KO or Points?
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overhand_right
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Limond wont fight, will run, Khan will slap him around with a pitty pat flurry for the early ref-assisted stoppage, John Rawling and Barry McGuigan all hail King Khan, the greatest fighting machine ever crafted, so great he doesn't even need to prove it versus anyone.
Oh sh#t i said i was going to stop talking about Amir...
Oh sh#t i said i was going to stop talking about Amir...
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DG.
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overhand_right wrote:Limond wont fight, will run, Khan will slap him around with a pitty pat flurry for the early ref-assisted stoppage, John Rawling and Barry McGuigan all hail King Khan, the greatest fighting machine ever crafted, so great he doesn't even need to prove it versus anyone.
Oh sh#t i said i was going to stop talking about Amir...
Khan will not fight anyone who can..
1) Come to win.
2) Punch.
I have no faith in Khan or Warren.
But I am sure Khan gets stopped oncw he steps up, Limondwill run lkuke the wind, but I am past caring now.
Re: How do you think Khan will win against limond?
i think its a very good step up in class for khan,although once again he's fighting a light punching foe.tbh i don't think amir hits that hard,i think he'll win on points in a semi tough fight.emma wrote:KO or Points?
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Grilling Machine
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Arthur gives Khan warning over Limond
BRIAN DONALD - Scotsman
CAPITAL boxing star Alex Arthur believes Amir Khan has a tough fight on his hands.
Khan will challenge Glasgow's Commonwealth lightweight champion Willie Limond in London on July 14 for his crown and Arthur feels sure the best the Bolton man and Olympic silver medallist can hope for is a win on points.
Responding to his own Sportsnetwork management team's announcement yesterday that Khan would challenge Limond Arthur said: "Although I stopped Willie Limond in July 2004 at Renfrew inside eight rounds Willie was never off his feet and I'm a much heavier puncher than Amir Khan is so I'm confident that Khan won't deck or stop Willie Limond who is a really tough guy and accomplished boxer.
"It's not even a foregone conclusion that Khan will win on July 14.''
And Arthur added: "I like Amir Khan but I was amused by some sources describing Khan as Willie Limond's classiest ever opponent - they seem to have forgotten all about me."'
Meanwhile, allegedly's spokesman Richard Maynard confirmed: "allegedly is poised to make a major announcement very soon about Alex Arthur's next opponent.''
BRIAN DONALD - Scotsman
CAPITAL boxing star Alex Arthur believes Amir Khan has a tough fight on his hands.
Khan will challenge Glasgow's Commonwealth lightweight champion Willie Limond in London on July 14 for his crown and Arthur feels sure the best the Bolton man and Olympic silver medallist can hope for is a win on points.
Responding to his own Sportsnetwork management team's announcement yesterday that Khan would challenge Limond Arthur said: "Although I stopped Willie Limond in July 2004 at Renfrew inside eight rounds Willie was never off his feet and I'm a much heavier puncher than Amir Khan is so I'm confident that Khan won't deck or stop Willie Limond who is a really tough guy and accomplished boxer.
"It's not even a foregone conclusion that Khan will win on July 14.''
And Arthur added: "I like Amir Khan but I was amused by some sources describing Khan as Willie Limond's classiest ever opponent - they seem to have forgotten all about me."'
Meanwhile, allegedly's spokesman Richard Maynard confirmed: "allegedly is poised to make a major announcement very soon about Alex Arthur's next opponent.''
Without sounding on the fence it will be points or KO. Comfortable decision or KO.
Might depend on how compassionate the ref is.
Don't think Khan will knock Limond clean out, but could put him down for the count via body shots and just being too damn big mid/late rounds.
I certainly think that Limond will feel mighty relieved if he does hear the final bell and we will be praising his toughness.
Might depend on how compassionate the ref is.
Don't think Khan will knock Limond clean out, but could put him down for the count via body shots and just being too damn big mid/late rounds.
I certainly think that Limond will feel mighty relieved if he does hear the final bell and we will be praising his toughness.
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ben k wrote:Limond is better than his current competition but not who he called out.Tsukiyomi wrote:But Limond Is decent.ben k wrote:Its funny Khan called out all these decent British fighters then takes on Limond![]()
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Limond is another super feather with no punch power.
Khan is a big, big lightweight.
Limond is decent but this is the wrog opponent for him.
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Max Molyneux
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But he did call out all the Best British Lightweights and Limond Is one of em. More proven than Murray who hasn't even stepped out of the journeymen level phase which every good fighter does first when they turn pro.ben k wrote:Limond is better than his current competition but not who he called out.Tsukiyomi wrote:But Limond Is decent.ben k wrote:Its funny Khan called out all these decent British fighters then takes on Limond![]()
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Khan's already stepping past Murray by fighting for the Commonweatlh title his 13th fight while Murray's had 20 and Is still fighting the kind of guys Khan would spark In 3 rounds or less.
?Is Limond a true lightweight or blown up 130 pounder thats what im getting at. Limonds record looks good but he has made 130 fairly easy on many occasions.Tsukiyomi wrote:But he did call out all the Best British Lightweights and Limond Is one of em. More proven than Murray who hasn't even stepped out of the journeymen level phase which every good fighter does first when they turn pro.ben k wrote:Limond is better than his current competition but not who he called out.Tsukiyomi wrote: But Limond Is decent.
Khan's already stepping past Murray by fighting for the Commonweatlh title his 13th fight while Murray's had 20 and Is still fighting the kind of guys Khan would spark In 3 rounds or less.
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Max Molyneux
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Nah Limond's a genuine Lightweight who couldn't make Super Feather anymore plus It's only a 5 pound move up In weight.ben k wrote:?Is Limond a true lightweight or blown up 130 pounder thats what im getting at. Limonds record looks good but he has made 130 fairly easy on many occasions.Tsukiyomi wrote:But he did call out all the Best British Lightweights and Limond Is one of em. More proven than Murray who hasn't even stepped out of the journeymen level phase which every good fighter does first when they turn pro.ben k wrote: Limond is better than his current competition but not who he called out.
Khan's already stepping past Murray by fighting for the Commonweatlh title his 13th fight while Murray's had 20 and Is still fighting the kind of guys Khan would spark In 3 rounds or less.
Plus the body gets denser with age so he's no blown up fighter.
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Max Molyneux
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Depends on your definition of "best" - if its top 6 or 7 then yes. If its 3 or 4 I'm not so sure Limond fits into that category.Tsukiyomi wrote:But he did call out all the Best British Lightweights and Limond Is one of em. More proven than Murray who hasn't even stepped out of the journeymen level phase which every good fighter does first when they turn pro.ben k wrote:Limond is better than his current competition but not who he called out.Tsukiyomi wrote: But Limond Is decent.
Khan's already stepping past Murray by fighting for the Commonweatlh title his 13th fight while Murray's had 20 and Is still fighting the kind of guys Khan would spark In 3 rounds or less.