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Khan starting to tire, this is where it might get interesting if St. Clair gets busier.

Exoddus wrote:It's a shame he doesn't have much power.

Much? Try none. I think he'd have a hard time cracking eggs.

hahah st clair can do it, my prediction could some true

juan diaz would eat khan alive

Khan looking really deflated in the corner, despite being a mile ahead. Fight not going like he expected or just fatigue?

what round is it and what are the scores?

Khan is doing fine, he's won every round but one so far...

11th round ending.

Khan is a mile ahead IMO Not even close.

He's winning this fight with ease.

Khan put on a boxing clinic in the 7th and his speed, movement and jab have done the job. St Clair is just following him around, hands held high but not cutting the ring off. All he has to offer is a sporadic overhand right and some bravado.

Much? Try none. I think he'd have a hard time cracking eggs.

That’s true he has no power at super featherweight or feather weight. Not a bad test to be fair. If Khans as good as he thinks he is and wants to progress as fast as he’s claming. He should have been fighting someone like this 5 fights ago.

When will Khan fight a legit leightweight with some decent power? and not a shot one like Earl.

The fight is over. Khan wins by a very wide decision.

Riddick Blowe wrote:hahah st clair can do it, my prediction could some true

juan diaz would eat khan alive

St Clair ain't got the goods but Diaz sure has. Maybe in about 2 years, when Khan and Diaz are both fighting at 140, we will get to see that fight. As I can't see Khan staying at 135 for much longer. Going to scorecards, Khan wins wide..

He needed the rounds so a decent assignment. He didn't have a lot in front of him though in all honesty. On that showing St Clair would be a decent matchup for some of our other domestic Lightweights.

fight over, khan 11 rds to 1 for me, official scorecard yet to come. i thought st clair might have been able to land more.

st clair is still friggin tough!

The Aussie had no power at all which was a factor because one of those rare but flush shots he landed would have troubled Khan if he could break an egg. I didn't score the fight but 118-110 or around that region seems about right.

120-108 on all three cards.

St Clair was never in it and the 12 rounds will have done Khan no harm at all in the long run.

steve689 wrote:The Aussie had no power at all which was a factor because one of those rare but flush shots he landed would have troubled Khan if he could break an egg. I didn't score the fight but 118-110 or around that region seems about right.

Makes you wonder how many clean shots a guy like Katsidis could land on Khan. Katsidis is a bit wild at times but technically a lot more correct than St Clair who telegraphs his overhand right.

I know St Clair crouched a bit at times but did you see the size difference when they squared up in centre ring? Looked two divisions apart.

I had it 120-108 for Khan myself. Shame he couldn't put a real dent in him, but St. Clair had a decent defense a very good chin. Decent learning fight for Khan and Romanov would be a good fight for him next. He'd win.

They are. Let's not forget St Clair was going to challenge Scott Harrison a couple of years ago so could obviously make 126 then.

Warren said they have a couple of options next, fighting in America in April or a European title shot.

Isn't Frank just great? So either a trip to the US or a shot at Romanov next then.

Fighting in the US would be a good call if he's not going to fight Thaxton.

I know St Clair crouched a bit at times but did you see the size difference when they squared up in centre ring? Looked two divisions apart.

They technically are two divisions apart. I'm guessing you used sarcasm. He was going to fight Scott Harrison not so long ago.

i reckon katsidis would KO khan..