Comments Thread For: Algieri: I Didn't Want Easy Fight After Pacquiao Loss

[[HORUS] REBORN]

Can we just say what we all know already? Algieri isn't that good. End. Of. Story.

[Nomadic]

Algieri, please KO this pretender. Im gonna go with Algieri to shock Khan. If that does indeed end up happening, its bcuz THERE ARE LEVELS TO BOXING as ive been preaching and Algieri has been facing the better comp out of the 2.

I'll go with Algieri on this one too, just to see Khan shut the H3LL UP for the rest of the year.

[aboutfkntime]

Algieri, please KO this pretender. Im gonna go with Algieri to shock Khan. If that does indeed end up happening, its bcuz THERE ARE LEVELS TO BOXING as ive been preaching and Algieri has been facing the better comp out of the 2.

The bold is why Khan will outclass Algieri, and possibly stop him.

[FrankieBruno]

Al has been in some tough fights back to back

[Realizniguhnit]

Algeri did have some good slick moments against Pacquiao even seemed to have decent power when he sat down in the pocket although few and far in between. I'd say he has a decent chance at upsetting Khan If he's willing to stand and exchange and can deal with the speed..

[elishua F]

Khan by TKO in 8.

[7_rocket]

I agree
losing to Pacquiao 120-102 is better than beating Alexander 120-108

LOL.. amazing

[JJRod]

like he was gonna say no to another good payday

Exactly what I was going to say.

[big_james10]

I applaud Algieri for his view that he did not want an easy fight after the Pacquaio loss. What he doesn't understand is that Amir Khan is just the opposite and he wouldn't be fighting Algieri if Khan thought Algieri was a tough opponent.

[big_james10]

^^^this^^^ and then he still has the Provo rematch.

If he beats Khan, he should follow the Mayweather gameplan and fight the best and hottest trending fighters. If he can't get Mayweather, those fighters would be Matthysse, Garcia, Brook or the winner of Porter/Broner.

Forget Provodnikov! Fighting recent losers with a decent reputation is the gameplan that has been followed by too many so-called great fighters in the last five years (including Khan and Alvarez).