Comments Thread For: Khan's Painful Exit Forever Buries The Mayweather Blueprint

[Boxing-1013]

This article is laughable.
im an Englishman and supported khan during the Olympic Games where he won silver but the second he turned pro and made ridiculous demands
before entering the ring, it showed the direction he was looking.
”mayweather blueprint” what??? Tell us your joking!?

ets have some more facts you missed,
pacman: as quick as khan if not quicker, threw big power shots (singular) with ko power against bigger men and could absorb big shots.
de la Hoya: seemingly on the tail end of his career was also very quick, could box and had power.
judah: was finished before he fought khan.
marquez: Floyd put probably the most skilled Mexican counter puncher on his back side and took an easy ride to victory.
Mosley: incredibly quick with much more power and beautiful boxing skills got beaten by Floyd.
the late great comeback kid, Diego “chico” corralles was tall, quick, had power, could take one and Floyd served him his first loss putting him on his back side atleast 6 times.
Canelo: 42/0 at the time so nobody can tell me he couldn’t do this game, soundly made to look amateur.(and that’s being kind)
cotto: I had Miguel doing far better than the scorecard suggested, he actually gave Floyd what I think was his first nosebleed!!
”the maulers” Ricky Hatton,baldomir,Castillo,maidana all lost.
more more and more champs he beat and never lost so my question is,
taking into account the complete set plus more shown above, where would khan figure in any of that to provide Floyd with a loss.
it’s utterly ridiculous to even consider it OR have considered khan as any kind of threat at ANY time.
kell did what we here in England KNEW he would have done at anytime and the frustration was khant knew it too.

You left out quite a bit of the details there in those fights bud, glossing over some pretty important stuff

[Boxing-1013]

I think Khan could have given him some issues at the first half or so of the fight. I could see him being ahead on a normal person's card after 6 rounds. But I can't see him doing it for 12 rounds. And I can't see Floyd not using his fight IQ edge to at some point trap Khan, tap the weak chin, hurt him, and stop him.

[GrandpaBernard]

You idiots do know it was Maidana not Amir who won FLOYD’s poll on twitter

that other poll was independently done by espn

of course Floyd would value his own poll where his fans are voting over some espn poll of randoms

[djtmal]

Are you fence post ignorant, your questions were answered and using the broken record routine to not answer anything asked is typical of your form, the Milky Bar kid suits you.

Fully sized WWs is not Khan are you really so dense, I guess so.

No you and your cohort danced around the question so I went ahead and answered it directly because you can't handle the truth.

Khan wasn't a slow short armed flat footed come forward fighter that Floyd could look dominant and get an easy payday with. Plus if it goes the distance because Floyd doesn't carry enough pop to ko a welterweight (unless he drops his guard) its a possibility that Khan could outbox him from the outside all night.

Aka risk wasn't worth the reward. Of course the Mayweather camp will make it seem like it was something else. Oh, Khan doesn't deserve a payday and Yada ya, but the truth is too big of a risk.

[djtmal]

I think Khan could have given him some issues at the first half or so of the fight. I could see him being ahead on a normal person's card after 6 rounds. But I can't see him doing it for 12 rounds. And I can't see Floyd not using his fight IQ edge to at some point trap Khan, tap the weak chin, hurt him, and stop him.

That sounds like work that Floyd was not willing to put in....Pretty Boy maybe, but Money May, no.

I can't think of a fight where Floyd was behind 6 rounds on the cards and needed a ko to win. We saw Roy Jones dig deep in that 1st Tarver fight.

It should be clear as day, that as the a side, Floyd just wanted easy fights. I don't see why that is so difficult for some of yous to see. Well I can see why so difficult for a card carrying Floyd Boy to see

[Blond Beast]

No you and your cohort danced around the question so I went ahead and answered it directly because you can't handle the truth.

Khan wasn't a slow short armed flat footed come forward fighter that Floyd could look dominant and get an easy payday with. Plus if it goes the distance because Floyd doesn't carry enough pop to ko a welterweight (unless he drops his guard) its a possibility that Khan could outbox him from the outside all night.

Aka risk wasn't worth the reward. Of course the Mayweather camp will make it seem like it was something else. Oh, Khan doesn't deserve a payday and Yada ya, but the truth is too big of a risk.

Right! Good post. I mentioned that my brother has always said Khan would give Floyd trouble, chance to upset him. He’s a huge Floyd fan, we seen Floyd fight live. Course I took a lot of abuse for saying that. “Your brother don’t know **** bout boxing” etc. He saw Tyson Fury’s debut fight and after said he’d be heavyweight champion of the world one day.
Khan vs Floyd never happened. Still everyone who talks like they know for sure has certainly got plenty of predictions wrong in fights that actually did. How many of these people thought Tyson would smash Holyfield? The day after Tyson beat Spinks my old man said a guy named Evander Holyfield will beat Tyson.
Floyd didn’t fight him for a reason style wise. I’d never bet against Floyd myself. But he was outboxing Canelo, yeah he got caught bad. But he wasent getting broken down either. Would Floyd be able to land that devastating shot like Canelo? I doubt it. The way Floyd ever loses is starting slow and running out of time. That’s potentially Joe Canelo loses also. Loses the first few slow rounds by throwing none or two less jabs. Opponent survives the middle rounds. Then manages to fight back at the end to maybe split some. Sometimes the underdog gets more credit for doing better than expected. An even round looks better for a dog than a huge favourite.

[Roadblock]

That sounds like work that Floyd was not willing to put in....Pretty Boy maybe, but Money May, no.

I can't think of a fight where Floyd was behind 6 rounds on the cards and needed a ko to win. We saw Roy Jones dig deep in that 1st Tarver fight.

It should be clear as day, that as the a side, Floyd just wanted easy fights. I don't see why that is so difficult for some of yous to see. Well I can see why so difficult for a card carrying Floyd Boy to see

No easier than Manny lol, but that's a pandora's box your hide from lol.

[djtmal]

No easier than Manny lol, but that's a pandora's box your hide from lol.

It is more truth than you can accept.

[djtmal]

Right! Good post. I mentioned that my brother has always said Khan would give Floyd trouble, chance to upset him. He’s a huge Floyd fan, we seen Floyd fight live. Course I took a lot of abuse for saying that. “Your brother don’t know **** bout boxing” etc. He saw Tyson Fury’s debut fight and after said he’d be heavyweight champion of the world one day.
Khan vs Floyd never happened. Still everyone who talks like they know for sure has certainly got plenty of predictions wrong in fights that actually did. How many of these people thought Tyson would smash Holyfield? The day after Tyson beat Spinks my old man said a guy named Evander Holyfield will beat Tyson.
Floyd didn’t fight him for a reason style wise. I’d never bet against Floyd myself. But he was outboxing Canelo, yeah he got caught bad. But he wasent getting broken down either. Would Floyd be able to land that devastating shot like Canelo? I doubt it. The way Floyd ever loses is starting slow and running out of time. That’s potentially Joe Canelo loses also. Loses the first few slow rounds by throwing none or two less jabs. Opponent survives the middle rounds. Then manages to fight back at the end to maybe split some. Sometimes the underdog gets more credit for doing better than expected. An even round looks better for a dog than a huge favourite.

Believe me the Mayweather camp knew what fighters to steer clear of, and Khan was one of them.

[Boxing-1013]

That sounds like work that Floyd was not willing to put in....Pretty Boy maybe, but Money May, no.

I can't think of a fight where Floyd was behind 6 rounds on the cards and needed a ko to win. We saw Roy Jones dig deep in that 1st Tarver fight.

It should be clear as day, that as the a side, Floyd just wanted easy fights. I don't see why that is so difficult for some of yous to see. Well I can see why so difficult for a card carrying Floyd Boy to see

Shut up ***.got. I'm no Floyd fan.

I said 1) Floyd could be behind after 6 rounds. That isn't saying he is down 6-0 lol. And 2) I said Floyd could be behind after six rounds on a normal person's card. The judges in his fights surely wouldn't have had him down if it was at all possible.

Now, stop being a little bit.ch and keep my name out of your mouth. The next time you quote me, leave your little bit.ch ass comments out of it.