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the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 07:08
by funso banjo baby
next up Martin Gethin
then a fun matchup with super feather aussie William Kickett
then put him in with Richard abril who took prescott to a split decision
if he survives these go for a make or break with prescott or another biggie with Thaxton or murray
there'd be big interest in all those fights
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 07:50
by Captain Hook
Totally agree, he should be begging Fwank to get him in with Murray to prove doubters wrong....
....or right, whichever the case turns out to be. I still think he'd convincingly beat John Murray.
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:25
by johnswan1
Superheavyweight wrote:People forget that Khan is still 3 fights away from his prime
Hmmm.. oh yeah. I forgot that.
Superheavyweight wrote:He got destroyed by a 90% boy, no shame in that.
Errr...... what?
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:33
by DavidPayne
SuperHeavy?
What?
Campbell has way more interesting options than Prescott and Khan.....Barrera for example.
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:37
by Captain Hook
Murray v Khan within six months is a must IMO.
Can we really throw Prescott to Campbell after 60 seconds of action against a vulnerable fighter?
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:38
by EddieShredder
Superheavyweight wrote:DavidPayne wrote:SuperHeavy?
What?
Campbell has way more interesting options than Prescott and Khan.....Barrera for example.
True, but Warren has the final say.
Not on Nate Campbell he doesn't
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Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:38
by Old bones Ian
Many moons ago when i had my first amateur fight, the advice given to me was
'Keep yer hands up, and yer chin down'
Whoever Khan fights next , he should be told the same.
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:42
by johnswan1
Superheavyweight wrote:DavidPayne wrote:SuperHeavy?
What?
Campbell has way more interesting options than Prescott and Khan.....Barrera for example.
True, but Warren has the final say.
Why would Warren have the final say on who Campbell fights? You aren't concust by any chance, are you?
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:42
by Captain Hook
Bloody hell Teddy take your tablets mate :
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:43
by jamesmcdonnell
Superheavyweight wrote:Get him the tough Miami sparring then put him in against these fighters in the next 2 years IMO:
John Murray
British/Commonwealth Title
John Thaxton
European/British/Commonwealth Title
Martin Gethin
European/British/Commonwealth Title
Nate Campbell
WBA/WBO/IBF Title
Breidis Prescott
WBA/WBO/IBF Title
Even if he doesn’t make it, there’s doe to be made.
I think Murray stops him.
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:43
by Captain Hook
Old bones Ian wrote:Many moons ago when i had my first amateur fight, the advice given to me was
'Keep yer hands up, and yer chin down'
Whoever Khan fights next , he should be told the same.
Amen to that Ian, it's not rocket science yet many of them seem incapable.
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:48
by Captain Hook
Yeah he does for Khan and now Prescott but why would Prescott be in with Campbell?!
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:52
by mark thompson
Superheavyweight wrote:Get him the tough Miami sparring then put him in against these fighters in the next 2 years IMO:
John Murray
British/Commonwealth Title
John Thaxton
European/British/Commonwealth Title
Martin Gethin
European/British/Commonwealth Title
Nate Campbell
WBA/WBO/IBF Title
Breidis Prescott
WBA/WBO/IBF Title
Even if he doesn’t make it, there’s doe to be made.
That ain't never happening heavy, i thought I'd posted some silly threads on here but that takes some beating

Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:52
by EddieShredder
teddy007 wrote:Campbell/Breidis & Khan/Murray would generate more money in the UK than with MAB in the US.
What are you on you slow cumbersom super heavyweight twat?[/quote]
He's a bit off the mark, but you're out of order.
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:53
by Captain Hook
I think Teddy's posting from the book depository again, bless him.
Calm down Ted!
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:59
by mark thompson
teddy007 wrote:EddieShredder wrote:teddy007 wrote:Campbell/Breidis & Khan/Murray would generate more money in the UK than with MAB in the US.
What are you on you slow cumbersom super heavyweight twat?
He's a bit off the mark, but you're out of order.
Yeah he's "a bit of the mark", what an understatement, he obviously knows f*ck all about boxing.[/quote]
Ok relax Teddy !!!
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 08:59
by EddieShredder
teddy007 wrote:EddieShredder wrote:teddy007 wrote:
What are you on you slow cumbersom super heavyweight twat?
He's a bit off the mark, but you're out of order.
Yeah he's "a bit of the mark", what an understatement, he obviously knows f*ck all about boxing.
And by coming on here, he might eventually learn about the sport, if he isn't chased off.
Question his posts, correct them, ignore them or point him in the right direction by all means.... but no need to be quite so personally offensive to someone obviously new to the sport and forums, is there?
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 09:03
by mark thompson
teddy007 wrote:Ok i admit i should not of called him a twat, i apologise.

Your a character Teddy !!!!
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 09:05
by Captain Hook
Superheavyweight wrote:Captain Hook wrote:Yeah he does for Khan and now Prescott but why would Prescott be in with Campbell?!
Prescott would have a better chance @ beating Campbell, so there would be more interest and more money.
Yeah mate maybe, but Campbell is not looking to fight a virtually unknown puncher who brings little to the table compared with most lightweights out there - especially in terms of cash.
Teddy is my favourite poster......He must have Tourette's
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Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 09:11
by johnswan1
Superheavyweight wrote:Captain Hook wrote:Yeah he does for Khan and now Prescott but why would Prescott be in with Campbell?!
Prescott would have a better chance @ beating Campbell, so there would be more interest and more money.
More interest and more money for Campbell fighting Prescott in the UK over Barrera in the US? The drugs you appear to be taking must be having an incredibly intense effect on you. I can't imagine that is very good for the brain.
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 09:11
by DavidPayne
Now if you were talking Murray v Prescott....
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 09:17
by EddieShredder
Does anyone know exactly what "options" FW allegedly has on Prescott?
If I were Murray, i'd be doing almost anything to get in the ring with prescott.... but presumably mr Warren will be able to get in the way of that, and would obviously want to.
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 09:25
by Old bones Ian
Breidis Prescott will return to action in the UK before December 6, promoter allegedly has revealed.
The Colombian power-puncher leapt to fame last week after knocking out Amir Khan in 54 seconds.
It was his 18th early victory in just 20 fights.
In the aftermath of the fight at the MEN Arena, Manchester, Warren revealed that he had options on 25-year-old Prescott.
And in his latest column, Warren said that Prescott will fight for a second time in the UK before Khan returns to the ring on December 6.
Following his win over Khan, the South American will have risen significantly in the world rankings.
No opponent, date or venue have yet been announced.
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 10:07
by jamesmcdonnell
I don't care if Khan fights a Conga Eel, Billy the Electric Boy and Godzilla, the kid cannot hold a shot and you cannot rehabilitate that.
Re: the interesting Khan rehabilitation
Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 10:26
by mark thompson
Superheavyweight wrote:This card would take 10,000 seats @ the O2 IMO:
Nate Campbell vs. Breidis Prescott
WBA/WBO/IBF Lightweight Title
Amir Khan vs. John Murray
British/Commonwealth Lightweight Title
Audley Harrison vs. Dominick Guinn
10 Round Fight
Derek Chisora vs. Martin Rogan
8 Round Fight
And where is the big British draw in that line up ?????