Amir Khan vs. Breidis Prescott - Revision history

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	Next Day in the Gym Interview with Amir Khan (7 Min) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xtjru2fKbo&feature=related		Next Day in the Gym Interview with Amir Khan (7 Min) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xtjru2fKbo&feature=related

	~~Amir Khan 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (5 Min) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAnTS9YWr-A&feature=related~~

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	<fight>1321953</fight>		<fight>1321953</fight>
	*'''[[WBO]] Inter-Continental Lightweight Title''' (1st defense ~~of Khan)~~		*'''[[WBO]] Inter-Continental Lightweight Title''' (Khan's 1st defense)
	*'''Time:''' 0:54
	*'''Weights:''' 134.5 lbs (each)
	*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]		*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]

	==Summary==		==Summary==
	"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches which connected and put Khan on the canvas immediately. Khan beat the count but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots, leaving Khan on his back on the canvas knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British boxing history in the modern era," said fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said ~~Frankie~~ Warren, promoter of the bout, noting Khan's new trainer Jorge Rubio had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC lightweight champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment Khan was pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been and where he was tonight," noted Watt~~. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in Boxrec ranking~~. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to Rubio in July 2008, replaced Rubio with Freddie Roach after this bout.		"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches which connected and put Khan on the canvas immediately. Khan beat the count but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots, leaving Khan on his back on the canvas knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British boxing history in the modern era," said fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frank Warren, promoter of the bout, noting Khan's new trainer Jorge Rubio had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC lightweight champion [[Jim Watt]] expressed the universal sentiment Khan was pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to Rubio in July 2008, replaced Rubio with [[Freddie Roach]] after this bout.

	Next Day in the Gym Interview with Amir Khan (7 Min) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xtjru2fKbo&feature=related		Next Day in the Gym Interview with Amir Khan (7 Min) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xtjru2fKbo&feature=related

	Amir Khan 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (5 Min) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAnTS9YWr-A&feature=related		Amir Khan 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (5 Min) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAnTS9YWr-A&feature=related

Brizel at 21:55, 28 September 2008

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	"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches which connected and put Khan on the canvas immediately. Khan beat the count but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots, leaving Khan on his back on the canvas knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British boxing history in the modern era," said fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, noting Khan's new trainer Jorge Rubio had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC lightweight champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment Khan was pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in Boxrec ranking. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to Rubio in July 2008, replaced Rubio with Freddie Roach after this bout.		"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches which connected and put Khan on the canvas immediately. Khan beat the count but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots, leaving Khan on his back on the canvas knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British boxing history in the modern era," said fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, noting Khan's new trainer Jorge Rubio had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC lightweight champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment Khan was pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in Boxrec ranking. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to Rubio in July 2008, replaced Rubio with Freddie Roach after this bout.

	~~Ringside Postfight~~ Interview with Amir Khan ~~and Frankie Warren~~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~WjdabyikTRo~~&feature=related		Next Day in the Gym Interview with Amir Khan (7 Min) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xtjru2fKbo&feature=related

	Amir Khan 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (5 Min) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAnTS9YWr-A&feature=related		Amir Khan 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (5 Min) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAnTS9YWr-A&feature=related

Brizel at 21:45, 28 September 2008

2008-09-28T21:45:41Z

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	Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related		Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related

	Amir Khan ~~Knockout~~ 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (~~French~~) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~vbWf~~-~~sO4z5Q~~&feature=related		Amir Khan 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (5 Min) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAnTS9YWr-A&feature=related

Brizel at 21:38, 28 September 2008

2008-09-28T21:38:58Z

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	*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]		*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches which connected and put Khan on the canvas immediately. Khan beat the count but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots, leaving Khan on his back on the canvas knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British boxing history in the modern era," said fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, noting Khan's new trainer Jorge Rubio had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC lightweight champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment Khan was pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in Boxrec ranking. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to Rubio on July ~~26,~~ 2008, replaced Rubio with Freddie Roach after this bout.		"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches which connected and put Khan on the canvas immediately. Khan beat the count but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots, leaving Khan on his back on the canvas knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British boxing history in the modern era," said fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, noting Khan's new trainer Jorge Rubio had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC lightweight champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment Khan was pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in Boxrec ranking. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to Rubio in July 2008, replaced Rubio with Freddie Roach after this bout.

	Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related		Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related

	Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (French) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWf-sO4z5Q&feature=related		Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (French) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWf-sO4z5Q&feature=related

Brizel at 21:38, 28 September 2008

2008-09-28T21:38:27Z

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	*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]		*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches, which connected and put Khan on the canvas ~~almost~~ immediately. Khan beat the count, but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots ~~again which accurately found the mark~~, leaving Khan ~~out~~ on his back on the canvas, knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British ~~Boxing~~ history in the modern era," said ~~the~~ fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, ~~who noted that~~ Khan's new trainer had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC lightweight champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment Khan was pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in Boxrec ~~rating~~. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to ~~Jorge~~ Rubio on July 26, 2008, replaced Rubio with ~~trainer~~ Freddie Roach after this bout.		"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches which connected and put Khan on the canvas immediately. Khan beat the count but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots, leaving Khan on his back on the canvas knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British boxing history in the modern era," said fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, noting Khan's new trainer Jorge Rubio had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC lightweight champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment Khan was pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in Boxrec ranking. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to Rubio on July 26, 2008, replaced Rubio with Freddie Roach after this bout.

	Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related		Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related

	Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (French) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWf-sO4z5Q&feature=related		Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (French) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWf-sO4z5Q&feature=related

Brizel at 21:35, 28 September 2008

2008-09-28T21:35:36Z

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	*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]		*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches, which connected and put Khan on the canvas almost immediately. Khan beat the count, but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots again which accurately found the mark, leaving Khan out on his back on the canvas, knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British Boxing history in the modern era," said the fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, who noted that Khan's new trainer had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC ~~Lightweight Champion~~ Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment ~~that~~ Khan ~~had been~~ pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been, and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in Boxrec rating. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to Jorge Rubio on July 26, 2008, replaced Rubio with trainer Freddie Roach after this bout.		"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches, which connected and put Khan on the canvas almost immediately. Khan beat the count, but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots again which accurately found the mark, leaving Khan out on his back on the canvas, knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British Boxing history in the modern era," said the fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, who noted that Khan's new trainer had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC lightweight champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment Khan was pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in Boxrec rating. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to Jorge Rubio on July 26, 2008, replaced Rubio with trainer Freddie Roach after this bout.

	Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related		Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related

	Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (French) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWf-sO4z5Q&feature=related		Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (French) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWf-sO4z5Q&feature=related

Brizel at 21:34, 28 September 2008

2008-09-28T21:34:37Z

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	*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]		*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches, which connected and put Khan on the canvas almost immediately. Khan beat the count, but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots again which accurately found the mark, leaving Khan out on his back on the canvas, knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British Boxing history in the modern era," said the fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, who noted that Khan's new trainer had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC Lightweight Champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment that Khan had been pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been, and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in ~~the active~~ Boxrec ~~Lightweight ratings~~. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to Jorge Rubio July 26, 2008, replaced Rubio with trainer Freddie Roach after this bout.		"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches, which connected and put Khan on the canvas almost immediately. Khan beat the count, but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots again which accurately found the mark, leaving Khan out on his back on the canvas, knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British Boxing history in the modern era," said the fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, who noted that Khan's new trainer had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC Lightweight Champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment that Khan had been pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been, and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in Boxrec rating. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to Jorge Rubio on July 26, 2008, replaced Rubio with trainer Freddie Roach after this bout.

	Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related		Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related

	Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (French) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWf-sO4z5Q&feature=related		Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (French) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWf-sO4z5Q&feature=related

Brizel at 21:33, 28 September 2008

2008-09-28T21:33:47Z

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	*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]		*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches, which connected and put Khan on the canvas almost immediately. Khan beat the count, but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots again which accurately found the mark, leaving Khan out on his back on the canvas, knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British Boxing history in the modern era," said the fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, who noted that Khan's new trainer had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC Lightweight Champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment that Khan had been pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been, and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in the active Boxrec Lightweight ratings.		"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches, which connected and put Khan on the canvas almost immediately. Khan beat the count, but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots again which accurately found the mark, leaving Khan out on his back on the canvas, knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British Boxing history in the modern era," said the fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, who noted that Khan's new trainer had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC Lightweight Champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment that Khan had been pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been, and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in the active Boxrec Lightweight ratings. Khan, who switched trainers from Oliver Harrison to Jorge Rubio July 26, 2008, replaced Rubio with trainer Freddie Roach after this bout.

	Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related		Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related

	Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (French) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWf-sO4z5Q&feature=related		Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (French) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWf-sO4z5Q&feature=related

Brizel at 17:22, 7 September 2008

2008-09-07T17:22:20Z

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	"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches, which connected and put Khan on the canvas almost immediately. Khan beat the count, but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots again which accurately found the mark, leaving Khan out on his back on the canvas, knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British Boxing history in the modern era," said the fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, who noted that Khan's new trainer had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC Lightweight Champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment that Khan had been pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been, and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in the active Boxrec Lightweight ratings.		"Just how dangerous is Prescott?" said the ring commentator as the bout began. Prescott was in magnificent physical condition, headed aggressively towards his opponent from the opening bell and took the fight to Khan. Prescott threw accurate left and right hand power punches, which connected and put Khan on the canvas almost immediately. Khan beat the count, but was wobbly and in trouble. Prescott rushed forward, resumed his nonstop attack and finished his opponent by throwing left and right hand power shots again which accurately found the mark, leaving Khan out on his back on the canvas, knocked out. "He's (Amir Khan) counted out, and it's one of the biggest stunners in British Boxing history in the modern era," said the fight commentator. "The road from amateur stardom to a professional world championship really is a boulevard of broken dreams, and I'm afraid to say, Khan's dream has been broken tonight, that is a bad knockout, goodness me." Free broadcast went out live over the internet. "We knew he (Prescott) was a dangerous puncher," said Frankie Warren, promoter of the bout, who noted that Khan's new trainer had recommended the bout. In an interview with Sky Sports after the bout, former WBC Lightweight Champion Jim Watt expressed the universal sentiment that Khan had been pushed 'a step too far'. "It's a big jump from where he's been, and where he was tonight," noted Watt. Prescott rose from # 109 to # 13 in the active Boxrec Lightweight ratings.

	~~Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (British) including~~ Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~m7agD04nR4Y~~		Ringside Postfight Interview with Amir Khan and Frankie Warren http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdabyikTRo&feature=related

	Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs ~~Bredis~~ Prescott (French) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWf-sO4z5Q&feature=related		Amir Khan Knockout 09/06/08 vs Breidis Prescott (French) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWf-sO4z5Q&feature=related