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Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 04:38
by freddydoesdallas
Khan will be wearing the most expensive shorts ever seen in the ring. Made out of 24 carat gold and nappa leather.

He's not flash like mayweather though!!

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 07:06
by TJ77
I expect Khan to stop Devon by frustrating him peppering him and getting out breaking his resolve and will to fight .
Devon will try and tie him up but Khans far to quick.
I don't see it as a good match its a safe fight for Khan against a guy who is on the wane.
For him to say he was considering Thurman or Alexander is laughable its the far less risky option wise move on the part of team Khan.
Though I suspect Mayweather is in remote control of Amirs career decisions.

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 07:08
by Counter-puncher
freddydoesdallas wrote:Khan will be wearing the most expensive shorts ever seen in the ring. Made out of 24 carat gold and nappa leather.

He's not flash like mayweather though!!
what a complete fvcking plum

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 08:20
by freddydoesdallas
TJ77 wrote:I expect Khan to stop Devon by frustrating him peppering him and getting out breaking his resolve and will to fight .
Devon will try and tie him up but Khans far to quick.
I don't see it as a good match its a safe fight for Khan against a guy who is on the wane.
For him to say he was considering Thurman or Alexander is laughable its the far less risky option wise move on the part of team Khan.
Though I suspect Mayweather is in remote control of Amirs career decisions.
who was the last world class fighter that Khan stopped? (Barrera doesn't count!)

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 09:07
by black panther
freddydoesdallas wrote:
TJ77 wrote:I expect Khan to stop Devon by frustrating him peppering him and getting out breaking his resolve and will to fight .
Devon will try and tie him up but Khans far to quick.
I don't see it as a good match its a safe fight for Khan against a guy who is on the wane.
For him to say he was considering Thurman or Alexander is laughable its the far less risky option wise move on the part of team Khan.
Though I suspect Mayweather is in remote control of Amirs career decisions.
who was the last world class fighter that Khan stopped? (Barrera doesn't count!)

Zab Judah

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 13:35
by MightyWarrior
Of course it's a tough test for Amir, but he looked really good last time out, big and strong, and he should be a warm favourite here, though I never fancy betting on him because you can lose your hair with the stress.

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 14:51
by Old Jack J
The canvas could take a bigger beating than the fighters.

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 16:26
by jamesmcdonnell
freddydoesdallas wrote:Khan will be wearing the most expensive shorts ever seen in the ring. Made out of 24 carat gold and nappa leather.

He's not flash like mayweather though!!
What a douche. If he does get done over, he's going to look a proper Charlie.

Hang on - is this actually true?

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 16:30
by freddydoesdallas
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
freddydoesdallas wrote:Khan will be wearing the most expensive shorts ever seen in the ring. Made out of 24 carat gold and nappa leather.

He's not flash like mayweather though!!
What a douche. If he does get done over, he's going to look a proper Charlie.

Hang on - is this actually true?
Read it in the guardian earlier today so I'm only repeating a report. Later in the article he also says he's not flash like mayweather so i guess he's lost his sense of irony due to time in the us.

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 16:43
by ThereByTheGrace
I think Alexander can beat Khan handily to be fair. Khan is untested as a Welterweight, I never rated Collazo after he beat Ortiz (both are finished).

If Alexander gets a good start, Khan could revert to type and get picked off.

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 10 Dec 2014, 16:56
by handsofstone
Initially i thought Khan would win pretty comfortable on the cards,i rate Alexander highly but assumed it would be Khan's time to step up and would set a pace that Devon couldn't keep up with,if Amir starts fast then Devon has been known to crumble mentally

But im starting to come around to the idea that Alexander might be too good technically for Amir and counter punch him at will,i just keep thinking back to Khan's performance against Diaz,which IMO apart from the Prescott and Garcia fights is the worst performance in his career and if Khans not on the ball,Alexander will punish him

I dont like to change my initial gut instinct so i'll stick with the Khan points win

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 11 Dec 2014, 06:18
by freddydoesdallas
Virgil Hunter is now trotting out the party statement regarding the losses Khan has suffered so far in his career:

“The people who have beaten him before have all involved a stroke of luck. That is not downing them but García was being beaten heavily and just took a lucky shot. The Peterson fight had its own controversies while against Prescott he was young."

Surely he should just say that he has learnt from past experience and hopes to avenge the Garcia loss. Garcia had lost the first 2 rounds but dropped Khan in 3 and 4 with a shot he had clearly been working on. Nothing lucky about it.

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 11 Dec 2014, 08:00
by jaymitch81
Anyone got the list of the full undercard?

Think Thurman v bundu will be fight of the night.

Re: Khan v Alexander - Only Days Away...

Posted: 11 Dec 2014, 08:17
by Gazmac81
Exactly , i think Garcia has proved that his LEft hook is a cracking weapon and his main Shot.

Khan Vs Garcia next would be ideal , hopefully on undercard of Mayweather vs Manny

We can but dream
freddydoesdallas wrote:Virgil Hunter is now trotting out the party statement regarding the losses Khan has suffered so far in his career:

“The people who have beaten him before have all involved a stroke of luck. That is not downing them but García was being beaten heavily and just took a lucky shot. The Peterson fight had its own controversies while against Prescott he was young."

Surely he should just say that he has learnt from past experience and hopes to avenge the Garcia loss. Garcia had lost the first 2 rounds but dropped Khan in 3 and 4 with a shot he had clearly been working on. Nothing lucky about it.