Khan card RBR please

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Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:
Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Almost had a Montell Griffin incident!
hometown ref shoulda been a point deduction and a time out for the Dane at the very least, Khans lucky he didnt get DQ'ed
Agreed, a point at least, he hit him 2 maybe 3 times once as he was nearly down and didnt seem to want to stop. Boxers must always remember to back off as soon as the knee touches down. To be honest if Mickey had to pull him off it should have been a point and really a DQ though I'm not sure if Mickey called him off before he had to grab him.
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knockout wrote:If the Dane had stayed down then Khan could have been DQ'd

Duke saying he was in the middle of a combo was bollocks too.

Khan still work in progress
Duke Mackenzie is a sycophant though, expect no less from him.
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Surprised Kristjansen didn't hold on at least or try to grapple and smother. A lot of European fighters i have noticed just cup the gloves around their faces and take the shots while trying to escape when in trouble. Must be the schooling, i would have expected him to be clinging on to Khan for dear life.
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Southpaw Stylist wrote:
Gareth wrote:
Southpaw Stylist wrote:That was a joke.

There was like one second left.
REf doesnt hold a stop watch tho, Mickey would have an idea but not know exactly what the time was especialy after the stoppage to warm Khan.
I meant more from the Dane. Don't fighters learn how to survive anymore?
sorry bud, read it the other way lol. Yeah though would the Ref have allowed him to hold much ? How clear was his head? we'll never know.
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Watch Haye v Mock for a great survival lesson... just grab them and hold on as tight as possible..
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I thought that was a shit stoppage to be honest. Kristjansen was being bundled over really, Khan wasn't catching him with many clean shots and he didn't seem particularly hurt. Not impressed on that showing, I thought he was better last time out.
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Gareth wrote:
Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:
Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Almost had a Montell Griffin incident!
hometown ref shoulda been a point deduction and a time out for the Dane at the very least, Khans lucky he didnt get DQ'ed
Agreed, a point at least, he hit him 2 maybe 3 times once as he was nearly down and didnt seem to want to stop. Boxers must always remember to back off as soon as the knee touches down. To be honest if Mickey had to pull him off it should have been a point and really a DQ though I'm not sure if Mickey called him off before he had to grab him.
It looked more like 5 times to me and Mickey seemed to have to pull him off
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Post by rmz »

Did you Brits see the Contender Season Finale? Sakio Bika hit Codnington several times in the opening round when he was down and didn't even get a warning.
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Warren not impressed..wants another tune up!!!
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BAMBI wrote:Warren not impressed..wants another tune up!!!
What a suprise :lol:
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Warren's answer to Jim's question = No, Khan's not ready yet.
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Southpaw Stylist wrote:Warren's answer to Jim's question = No, Khan's not ready yet.
He is bloody right as well - Khan did okay in fact very well - But World title no!!
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:lol: :lol: :lol:

So who does AK fight in June...a street sweeper from birmingham??
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Romonav next sounds like a good idea
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"He's never been stopped before..." blah, blah, blah :D

Frank made the WBO sound almost reputable afterwards! Leave it to the WBO to decide who does what next...He will be on the phone first thing monday morning, dictating exactly what they need to do next :roll:
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steve689 wrote:"He's never been stopped before..." blah, blah, blah :D

Frank made the WBO sound almost reputable afterwards! Leave it to the WBO to decide who does what next...He will be on the phone first thing monday morning, dictating exactly what they need to do next :roll:

I am not sure Warren holds quite the power with the WBO as he used to..
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rmz wrote:Romonav next sounds like a good idea
A very close fight - bloody close.
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Post by Horse »

In the interview Khan was not apologetic for hitting Kristjansen when he was down, even though he was being directed towards an apology by Jim. Suprising and disappointing behaviour in my opinion.
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Dave Parrish refereeing is awful...

Matthews getting like 20 seconds after each knockdown....
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Horse wrote:In the interview Khan was not apologetic for hitting Kristjansen when he was down, even though he was being directed towards an apology by Jim. Suprising and disappointing behaviour in my opinion.
Just shows what an arrogant little sh!t he's become.
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Post by whicker »

Vassell won, an entertaining scrap. Bellew beat Bonson. I am assuming this isn't spoiling it for anyone, I think TV is finished now?

Khan banged him with a right dodgy low blow, had things been different it may well have been a massive issue.

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The_Don1 wrote:
Horse wrote:In the interview Khan was not apologetic for hitting Kristjansen when he was down, even though he was being directed towards an apology by Jim. Suprising and disappointing behaviour in my opinion.
Just shows what an arrogant little sh!t he's become.
I do think someone should have a word with him about that. There was no need for it.
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Post by stujones »

On second viewing... that was worst than Jones vs Griffin for me. Credit for Kristjansen for not making the most of it... but he only would have been counted out - not won by a DQ.

Really bad show from Vann not to dock Khan a point.
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steve689 wrote:"He's never been stopped before..." blah, blah, blah :D

Frank made the WBO sound almost reputable afterwards! Leave it to the WBO to decide who does what next...He will be on the phone first thing monday morning, dictating exactly what they need to do next :roll:
LOL

The thing is, I don't see this WBO shot happening so soon.

Peterson is #1 rated, I believe. I had him down as the guy who would beat Juan Diaz one day, but right now he is raw material.

And Casamayor is WBO Interim, something he paid sanctioning fees for despite holding the holier-than-thou ring belt.

And Campbell - as far as I know - is still WBO champion.

Even if Campbell drops the belt Khan still may not be 1st in line by any means. It looks a real mess to me. Maybe the WBO should split their title in 2, like the WBA do with unified champs...then they can accomodate everyone.
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Autobarn wrote:
steve689 wrote:"He's never been stopped before..." blah, blah, blah :D

Frank made the WBO sound almost reputable afterwards! Leave it to the WBO to decide who does what next...He will be on the phone first thing monday morning, dictating exactly what they need to do next :roll:
LOL

The thing is, I don't see this WBO shot happening so soon.

Peterson is #1 rated, I believe. I had him down as the guy who would beat Juan Diaz one day, but right now he is raw material.

And Casamayor is WBO Interim, something he paid sanctioning fees for despite holding the holier-than-thou ring belt.

And Campbell - as far as I know - is still WBO champion.

Even if Campbell drops the belt Khan still may not be 1st in line by any means. It looks a real mess to me. Maybe the WBO should split their title in 2, like the WBA do with unified champs...then they can accomodate everyone.
They don't want it to happen, if they did Warren could stump the money for a fight with whoever he chooses, given the draw Khan is
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