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Re: Should Khan Beat Kotelnik Who Next?

Posted: 23 Jun 2009, 13:36
by Finn
a khan v hatton fight is a no win fight for both boxers and british boxing as a whole.

I think khan will go for prescott if he stays true to form, like when he chose to fight Mario Kindelan again. Surely he knows that people will never consider him a true champ any time soon until he avanges prescott.

Re: Should Khan Beat Kotelnik Who Next?

Posted: 23 Jun 2009, 13:39
by Exoddus
I don't think he'll get past Kotelnik either. Khans struggled to beat super-featherweights. Got totally annihilated by the first real lightweight he fought in less than 1 minute.

Let the facts speak for themselves.

Re: Should Khan Beat Kotelnik Who Next?

Posted: 23 Jun 2009, 13:52
by Finn
Exoddus wrote:I don't think he'll get past Kotelnik either. Khans struggled to beat super-featherweights. Got totally annihilated by the first real lightweight he fought in less than 1 minute.

Let the facts speak for themselves.
i think people underestimate the massive improvements khan makes between fights, i cant ever recall khan struggling at the most you could say he got banged out by one tough guy that nearly every legitimate champ is dodging. Other than that he just didnt smash one or two other fighters to pieces like he did everyone else!

Re: Should Khan Beat Kotelnik Who Next?

Posted: 23 Jun 2009, 16:43
by caffrey
kingfinn wrote:a khan v hatton fight is a no win fight for both boxers and british boxing as a whole.

I think khan will go for prescott if he stays true to form, like when he chose to fight Mario Kindelan again. Surely he knows that people will never consider him a true champ any time soon until he avanges prescott.

i agree 100% with your first statement but rematching someone over 3 rounds with headguards is different to fighting someone who decapitated and embarassed you.Kahn-prescott 2 will never happen unless prescott picks up a belt or two