Re: Khan v Salita confirmed
Posted: 30 Sep 2009, 16:10
agree that this is an average fight really.
typical ratings playing mandatory.
typical ratings playing mandatory.
I can see a surprise points loss for Khan too.opticald wrote:You never know, with Khans chin.
Why does boxing always rob us of the great fights?Coco wrote:JC never fought Freeman Barrboxingchat wrote:For whatever reason Salita is the mandatory, Khan has no choice but to fight him. He's not hand picked he's the #1 contender. After him the WBA have put another one straight after!
I may buy it if the under-card is stacked....this was the main reason I was so impressed with the Mayweather-Marquez, despite the main event being so one-sided. 3 highly competitive undercard fights at a high-level - that'll do me nicely. Doubt we'll get that though.Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:This wouldnt be a bad fight if it was on free TV. I don't mind paying for fights, I don't even mind paying for fights that won't be great, I shelled out $50 in the US for Mayweather-Marquez. But there has to be some unique selling point for me, either an interesting fight where either man can win or an ATG showing off his skills, and this has neither of those.
Might get the launch of Enzo Maccarinelli's latest comback.black panther wrote:I may buy it if the under-card is stacked....this was the main reason I was so impressed with the Mayweather-Marquez, despite the main event being so one-sided. 3 highly competitive undercard fights at a high-level - that'll do me nicely. Doubt we'll get that though.Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:This wouldnt be a bad fight if it was on free TV. I don't mind paying for fights, I don't even mind paying for fights that won't be great, I shelled out $50 in the US for Mayweather-Marquez. But there has to be some unique selling point for me, either an interesting fight where either man can win or an ATG showing off his skills, and this has neither of those.
It is during sunlight on the sabbath that he cannot fightwhicker wrote:Calzaghe/Jones undercard in November last was a Saturday?Datsue wrote: One thing, though: Salita won't fight on the Jewish Sabbath. So will it be a Thursday night job, or will YAHWEH be giving Salita some kind of special dispensation?
Ah, right, cheers for clearing that up Chris.chris s wrote:It is during sunlight on the sabbath that he cannot fightwhicker wrote:Calzaghe/Jones undercard in November last was a Saturday?Datsue wrote: One thing, though: Salita won't fight on the Jewish Sabbath. So will it be a Thursday night job, or will YAHWEH be giving Salita some kind of special dispensation?
The rematch we've all been craving? Gunn-Maccarinelli II?oliverfennell wrote:Might get the launch of Enzo Maccarinelli's latest comback.black panther wrote:I may buy it if the under-card is stacked....this was the main reason I was so impressed with the Mayweather-Marquez, despite the main event being so one-sided. 3 highly competitive undercard fights at a high-level - that'll do me nicely. Doubt we'll get that though.Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:This wouldnt be a bad fight if it was on free TV. I don't mind paying for fights, I don't even mind paying for fights that won't be great, I shelled out $50 in the US for Mayweather-Marquez. But there has to be some unique selling point for me, either an interesting fight where either man can win or an ATG showing off his skills, and this has neither of those.
Doesn't make it anymore PPV worthy. I'm sure even Frank isn't happy about this, who the hell is going to buy it? I can't even see half the people on this site ordering it let alone your average bloke back from the pub.boxingchat wrote:For whatever reason Salita is the mandatory, Khan has no choice but to fight him. He's not hand picked he's the #1 contender. After him the WBA have put another one straight after!
respect your opinion mate but Khan-Bradley would not be a toss up..Bradley would stop Khan..Holt would stop Khan very early..Maidana would stop Khan as well. In fact anyone with decent speed and a good hard shot would KO Khan...Khan to me looks as comfortable as Audley does when he is being attacked by volley's of shots...I really rate Tim Bradley, think he is a much better class of fighter than Khancrusader wrote:Salita has the minuscule chance that anyone who fights glass chin Khan has. However he is slow and for the most part is miles behind Khan in every department. I can envision a middle rounds stoppage here.
Would like to see Khan fight the likes of Holt, Maidana, Bradley. I actually think Holt would be the hardest fight for Khan out of those three. He can nearly match Khan in speed, has a reach advantage, solid boxing ability and packs a good punch. I think Khan would outpoint the hard punching but limited slugger Maidana in an ultra cautious showing, and Bradley would be a tossup. Khan would have the height on him but Bradley is just as fast, relentless, and he has a good skill set. Katsidis is just like Maidana except smaller and older, Khan would cut him up.
To keep Khan, FW promised big wages, only PPV offers that scope. Just my uninformed view but I think FW said as much at the time.Lenny wrote:Doesn't make it anymore PPV worthy. I'm sure even Frank isn't happy about this, who the hell is going to buy it? I can't even see half the people on this site ordering it let alone your average bloke back from the pub.boxingchat wrote:For whatever reason Salita is the mandatory, Khan has no choice but to fight him. He's not hand picked he's the #1 contender. After him the WBA have put another one straight after!
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Unfortunately it seems PPV has to be a given with Khan, regardless of the dross he fights or the economic times we find ourselves in.
Although if the undercard features all of the Olympians in 4 rounders then I'll sign up for sure!!!!
If this is true then this is far more exciting than the main event imo, a real 50-50 fight that I would love to see.chinny wrote:Kevin Mitchell v Ricky Burns is on the undercard apparently, according to one of Kevin's mates.