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Khan's next opponent..

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:04
by Dioufy
... is Mlungisi Dlamini for the WBF strap, Commonwealth and that WBO inter-continental shite.

My dad works at Sports Network and he works on the publishing side and he's been told to find pictures of the guy with his belt for the poster.

Trust me... when have I ever let you down.

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:12
by jameswilson
I aint sure on this but wouldn't Khan lose his ranking with the WBO if he holds another version of the World title, even if it is an obscure one.

If this guy is the next opponent I wont be suprised if it is not a WBF title fight.

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:14
by sweetscience
not doubting the oppo but he wont fight for the WBF

he is too high profile

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:15
by Dioufy
The WBO would drop him if he won the IBF, WBA, IBO or WBC belt. The IBA, WBF and WBU don't count towards that. Frank is very clever and wouldn't jepodise that.

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:15
by sweetscience
cant find his record on here, can you post a link to his resume

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:18
by Dioufy

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:18
by Bard of Boxrec
so what of this mungojerryisi chap? anyone know anything about him? a cursory glance at his record suggests the usual feasting on no names, but an unusual KO ratio over 50%?

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:21
by Dioufy
Frank says he needs to make the poster look appealing to the general public who don't have a massive insight in the sport of boxing. Frank says it will bode well with the public if Khan can beat an undefeated 'world' champion.

Good way to get the public up for Khan - it's just us boxing fans that suffer. :cry:

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:28
by sweetscience
well the hater cant use the no power/low ko line

could be tricky, these africans are notoriously hard as fook

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:37
by Dioufy
Derry Matthews will be on the card in an 8 rounder against Sandy Bartlett or Danny Wallace.

It's definitely one of them. :TU:

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:39
by The Law
Curtis Woodhouse (the ex footballer) will also be on the undercard, as will Paul Smith who will be facing Steve Bendall.

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:40
by jameswilson
lawllb wrote:Curtis Woodhouse (the ex footballer) will also be on the undercard.
Id imagine Audley will be too somehow.

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:44
by The Law
jameswilson wrote:
lawllb wrote:Curtis Woodhouse (the ex footballer) will also be on the undercard.
Id imagine Audley will be too somehow.
It is a possibility and I'm sure Frank will have a word with him but I'm not sure whether Audley wants to fight in the UK anytime soon but you never know.

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 18:59
by ArtOfWar
F**king hell, I hope this isn't true. I haven't been bothered about Khan's progress like some. He started off with a few knock over jobs like every other novice pro and more recntly he's beaten Limond, Lawton, St Clair and Earl which isn't bad going. However, the Kristjansen fight coupled with this one if it's true is a load of dogshite and not the right way to go if Khan is going to be challenging for a world title. Khan will have no easy way to a world title at lightweight either, so he should be getting stiff tests every time out now. :-?

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 20:07
by Gray-Fox
Is Paul Smith ever going to step up?

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 20:16
by observer1
Dioufy wrote:Frank says he needs to make the poster look appealing to the general public who don't have a massive insight in the sport of boxing. Frank says it will bode well with the public if Khan can beat an undefeated 'world' champion.

Good way to get the public up for Khan - it's just us boxing fans that suffer. :cry:
Another allegedly Production..

I reckon its time Amir fought a Solid Rated opponent if he wants the Title shot after this fight.

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 20:24
by stujones
Well it looks like Khan will get the record then....

Poor show.

I defended Kristjansen (and his inactivity) - this though looks to be a backward step.

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 20:35
by observer1
stujones wrote:Well it looks like Khan will get the record then....

Poor show.

I defended Kristjansen (and his inactivity) - this though looks to be a backward step.
same..

i think i have defended Khan more than anyone else here on these Forums, but..well.... I guess Khan knows what he is doing

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 20:52
by Horse
Dioufy wrote:The WBO would drop him if he won the IBF, WBA, IBO or WBC belt.
The WBO don't drop a fighter for holding the IBO title.

Posted: 24 Apr 2008, 21:40
by Twinkle Toes
Shocking if true.

Re: Khan's next opponent..

Posted: 25 Apr 2008, 01:28
by Spud
Dioufy wrote:... is Mlungisi Dlamini for the WBF strap, Commonwealth and that WBO inter-continental shite.

My dad works at Sports Network and he works on the publishing side and he's been told to find pictures of the guy with his belt for the poster.

Trust me... when have I ever let you down.
If this is true - which I have my doubts - Mr W arren is not going to be too pleased this is out.

Posted: 25 Apr 2008, 01:37
by hitman_hatton1
the fact were all checking thru boxrec to see what the guy is all about tells us all we need to know really. :lol:

while were at it who's this tim bradley fella. :D

Posted: 25 Apr 2008, 02:45
by Asterix
ArtOfWar wrote:F**king hell, I hope this isn't true. I haven't been bothered about Khan's progress like some. He started off with a few knock over jobs like every other novice pro and more recntly he's beaten Limond, Lawton, St Clair and Earl which isn't bad going. However, the Kristjansen fight coupled with this one if it's true is a load of dogshite and not the right way to go if Khan is going to be challenging for a world title. Khan will have no easy way to a world title at lightweight either, so he should be getting stiff tests every time out now. :-?
I take it you've seen Mlungisi Dlamini fight then? If you haven't, aren't you criticising prematurely? This guy could actually be quite good.

I'm happy about a few things here: Unbeaten in 18 fights, 5' 10" and pretty good KO ratio. Also, he's The Killer Shark!

Obviously it's a shame no-one here has heard of him before, but he's spent almost all of his career in South Africa and he's young.

Posted: 25 Apr 2008, 03:02
by MBP
Asterix wrote: I take it you've seen Mlungisi Dlamini fight then? If you haven't, aren't you criticising prematurely? This guy could actually be quite good.

I'm happy about a few things here: Unbeaten in 18 fights, 5' 10" and pretty good KO ratio. Also, he's The Killer Shark!
Asterix he Drew with an opp that had 1 lost 1 then retired, come on.....
You dont work in FW office as well do ya? Trying to sell this to us coz some of us on here know a bit about boxing..

Posted: 25 Apr 2008, 03:32
by Asterix
MBP wrote:
Asterix wrote: I take it you've seen Mlungisi Dlamini fight then? If you haven't, aren't you criticising prematurely? This guy could actually be quite good.

I'm happy about a few things here: Unbeaten in 18 fights, 5' 10" and pretty good KO ratio. Also, he's The Killer Shark!
Asterix he Drew with an opp that had 1 lost 1 then retired, come on.....
You dont work in FW office as well do ya? Trying to sell this to us coz some of us on here know a bit about boxing..
That was his 3rd pro fight, and he was around 19. I don't care if you watch it or not, but I think it's naive to dismiss Dlamini without seeing what he's like. Now on the flip side, I do understand that it would also be naive to think that he's going to be great. He was hand picked by allegedly after all.

Has anyone got any footage of him? Then, if he's crap, bash away.