Re: Barrera v Khan in Jeopardy
Posted: 04 Feb 2009, 05:14
The BBC have now announced it as on.
I would think Warren is paying him handsomely - he has a history of offering big paydays to fading names to come over and put the reputation on the line.leforge wrote:How much will MAB be getting for this £200k or less.
Khan = Ali??bennie wrote:One of the most famous fights of all time was delayed for a few weeks by a cut (and that man Bill McMurray).
Aye, the man floored by the overrated Henry Cooper.oliverfennell wrote:Khan = Ali??bennie wrote:One of the most famous fights of all time was delayed for a few weeks by a cut (and that man Bill McMurray).
Did you have a source for that, or were you just speculating?Hagler2002 wrote:Fight off.
What's your tip then, Biltstrodamus?TheGoods wrote:It's been great reading this thread (shakes head wistfully).
observer1 wrote:I don't know why so many are giving Khan the nod to win.
He is still not really tested. Barrera is passed it but hardly shot to bits, he is still 34, and was up there against the p4p fighters only about a year or two ago.
Khan is still on the learning curve, which does not help when facing experienced guys like Barrera
overhand_right wrote:observer1 wrote:I don't know why so many are giving Khan the nod to win.
He is still not really tested. Barrera is passed it but hardly shot to bits, he is still 34, and was up there against the p4p fighters only about a year or two ago.
Khan is still on the learning curve, which does not help when facing experienced guys like Barrera
Who are you, and how have you logged into Observers account and written this accurate piece on Khan?
overhand_right wrote:observer1 wrote:I don't know why so many are giving Khan the nod to win.
He is still not really tested. Barrera is passed it but hardly shot to bits, he is still 34, and was up there against the p4p fighters only about a year or two ago.
Khan is still on the learning curve, which does not help when facing experienced guys like Barrera
Who are you, and how have you logged into Observers account and written this accurate piece on Khan?
Datsue wrote:overhand_right wrote:observer1 wrote:I don't know why so many are giving Khan the nod to win.
He is still not really tested. Barrera is passed it but hardly shot to bits, he is still 34, and was up there against the p4p fighters only about a year or two ago.
Khan is still on the learning curve, which does not help when facing experienced guys like Barrera
Who are you, and how have you logged into Observers account and written this accurate piece on Khan?
Come off it OR, it's transparent. He spends six weeks going "Oooh, I don't think Khan will win, he can't win in fact, his older slower smaller shot opponent is gonna be too much for him, ooh the nerves".
Fight night comes around, Khan wins, Observer gets an excuse to get the bunting out.
It's basically the reverse of Riddick's "{X} to flatten Khan as soon as he connects, it's a lock, put shedloads of dosh on it" tactic.
We're both (surprisingly) saying the same thing, its not the opposite.Datsue wrote:overhand_right wrote:observer1 wrote:I don't know why so many are giving Khan the nod to win.
He is still not really tested. Barrera is passed it but hardly shot to bits, he is still 34, and was up there against the p4p fighters only about a year or two ago.
Khan is still on the learning curve, which does not help when facing experienced guys like Barrera
Who are you, and how have you logged into Observers account and written this accurate piece on Khan?
Come off it OR, it's transparent. He spends six weeks going "Oooh, I don't think Khan will win, he can't win in fact, his older slower smaller shot opponent is gonna be too much for him, ooh the nerves".
Fight night comes around, Khan wins, Observer gets an excuse to get the bunting out.
It's basically the reverse of Riddick's "{X} to flatten Khan as soon as he connects, it's a lock, put shedloads of dosh on it" tactic.