You dont sayILikeBeer wrote:Khan didn't stop him.
As I said I was pretty surprised about the poll result. So what was different then you imagined?
You dont sayILikeBeer wrote:Khan didn't stop him.
The guardian had algieri 1up after 6ShadrachSimmo wrote:I thought it was closer than those 2 scorecards suggest.
I wasn't paying a huge amount of attention to the commentary but I though I heard Barry Jones say he had Algieri 4-1 up after 5 then Khan well ahead after 9?
May have misheard him.
I've been of the opinion that Khan troubles Mayweather but having seen him struggle with Algieri last night,I might have to reevaluate my stanceALI wrote:That was not the Amir Khan i know. He was a far, far better fighter under Roach, whatever it is Hunter is trying to turn him into, i dont like it.
If he gets the Mayweather fight and fights like he did against Algieri i give no chance.
Khan under Roach would stand a chance of getting a points win over Mayweather, Khan under Hunter = no chance. Last nights performance confirmed that.handsofstone wrote:I've been of the opinion that Khan troubles Mayweather but having seen him struggle with Algieri last night,I might have to reevaluate my stanceALI wrote:That was not the Amir Khan i know. He was a far, far better fighter under Roach, whatever it is Hunter is trying to turn him into, i dont like it.
If he gets the Mayweather fight and fights like he did against Algieri i give no chance.
ALI wrote:Khan under Roach would stand a chance of getting a points win over Mayweather, Khan under Hunter = no chance. Last nights performance confirmed that.handsofstone wrote:I've been of the opinion that Khan troubles Mayweather but having seen him struggle with Algieri last night,I might have to reevaluate my stanceALI wrote:That was not the Amir Khan i know. He was a far, far better fighter under Roach, whatever it is Hunter is trying to turn him into, i dont like it.
If he gets the Mayweather fight and fights like he did against Algieri i give no chance.
I predicted a Khan KO and geve Amir a great shout against Mayweather, I thought Pacquiao didnt have the fire these days to finish Algieri off and Provodnikov was too crude to KO Chris,I thought Khan had the right blend of skills and youth to get Algieri outta there,Boxerbeetle wrote:I couldn't believe the amount of people who predicted a Khan stoppage victory. Anyone who goes 24 rounds with Provodnikov & Pacquiao is not likely to be stopped by Khan.
Incidentally, anyone still claiming Khan would beat Mayweather should probably stop following boxing
Didn't you also think AJ was going to struggle with Lovehandsofstone wrote:I predicted a Khan KO and geve Amir a great shout against Mayweather, I thought Pacquiao didnt have the fire these days to finish Algieri off and Provodnikov was too crude to KO Chris,I thought Khan had the right blend of skills and youth to get Algieri outta there,Boxerbeetle wrote:I couldn't believe the amount of people who predicted a Khan stoppage victory. Anyone who goes 24 rounds with Provodnikov & Pacquiao is not likely to be stopped by Khan.
Incidentally, anyone still claiming Khan would beat Mayweather should probably stop following boxing
I better go cancel the ppv,
Algieri looked like a middleweight in there no idea what the difference was on the night but it looked substantial.roy wrote:What surprised me most was how big Algieri looked. Against Provodnikov and Pacquiao he looked tall but quite slight. He seems to have bulked up quite considerably and looked a weight division above Khan. Anybody know what the weights were on the night?
I admit I though he would stop him. Glad I didn't put any dosh it nowBoxerbeetle wrote:I couldn't believe the amount of people who predicted a Khan stoppage victory. Anyone who goes 24 rounds with Provodnikov & Pacquiao is not likely to be stopped by Khan.
Incidentally, anyone still claiming Khan would beat Mayweather should probably stop following boxing
Boxerbeetle wrote:Didn't you also think AJ was going to struggle with Lovehandsofstone wrote:I predicted a Khan KO and geve Amir a great shout against Mayweather, I thought Pacquiao didnt have the fire these days to finish Algieri off and Provodnikov was too crude to KO Chris,I thought Khan had the right blend of skills and youth to get Algieri outta there,Boxerbeetle wrote:I couldn't believe the amount of people who predicted a Khan stoppage victory. Anyone who goes 24 rounds with Provodnikov & Pacquiao is not likely to be stopped by Khan.
Incidentally, anyone still claiming Khan would beat Mayweather should probably stop following boxing
I better go cancel the ppv,![]()
I have a feeling Floyd might be saving Khan for his 50th & final fight - would probably be one of the few fights Floyd could win by ko.Stuarty30 wrote:Maybe Mayweather will be a bit more tempted to take the fight with Khan now? Not that I think Khan deserves it but he must be in Floyds thoughts.
Selby to win by wide decision isn't too bad of a wild pick, although I do think it'll be fairly close.handsofstone wrote:
My wild pick tonight is Selby to win by absolute domination
115-113 either way or 114-114. Was a very close and competitive fight.Rogers21 wrote:How did everyone score it, I had 115-113 for Khan, but allegedly commentary seemed to have it a lot wider, seemed pretty biased
I meant to say he would stand a better chance under Roach. I believe he was a far better fighter when he trained at the wild card, they played to his stregnths. Hunter is trying to shape him into something new, what i have seen lately is not adding to his game, he is an inferior fighter now. Pacquiao would tear him apart, Mayweather, going on last nights performance, would shut him down and pick him off and coast to a points win, or maybe even stop him. I seen nothing from Khan last night that would trouble either.Rexob wrote:ALI wrote:Khan under Roach would stand a chance of getting a points win over Mayweather, Khan under Hunter = no chance. Last nights performance confirmed that.handsofstone wrote:
I've been of the opinion that Khan troubles Mayweather but having seen him struggle with Algieri last night,I might have to reevaluate my stance
Why? if the Pacman can't do it Khan certainly isn't.
That aint happening either mate. He'd be lucky to grind a close points decision IMO. In fact I lean towards the Gradovich wins.handsofstone wrote: My wild pick tonight is Selby to win by absolute domination