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IronBull
09-08-2008, 03:21 PM
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LeadLeftHook
09-08-2008, 03:29 PM
But he also needs to understand why he was was wobbled and hurt by a Jab!

fidds
09-08-2008, 03:32 PM
Khans chin is simply horrible

achillesthegreat
09-08-2008, 03:35 PM
I've only just seen the kd in the amateurs. If I saw that back in the day I would really have raised concerns about his chin because I believe very much in the way you go down and what happens to your legs. That for me lets me gauge someones chin. When your legs betray you then thats hard to overcome unless you got the talent and tools like say Hearns.

Khan made so many mistakes it is unreal:
- he rushed out
- he got up too quick
- he didn't try to survive when hurt
- he didn't try to time his punches or get some accuracy on them
- he dropped his hands when he punches
- he started off way to early in going to the body and got clipped cos of it
- etc etc etc

IronBull
09-08-2008, 03:35 PM
But he also needs to understand why he was was wobbled and hurt by a Jab!

He do know why!

You can't just judge from the interview.

kurt2006
09-08-2008, 03:56 PM
He do know why!

You can't just judge from the interview.

Iron Nasir,

He do know why :nut

For fcks sake stop your nuthugging, anybody would think you was Amir.

He has been exposed and until he gets his ass out of Bolton and to a proper trainer he is not going to improve in any way (not that any trainer can change his chin).

Having a yes man as a trainer always backfires. Your Amir just talks shit 100% of the time, the only world champion he is going to be is WBU or WBO and that because ****** will set thing up for him.

Has Shah bought a new taxi ? If those evil looks ****** was giving on Saturday are anything to go by then the Khan clan will not be getting many more ringside freebies.

FLINT ISLAND
09-08-2008, 04:00 PM
Khan was caught cold - but his chin is poor too

LeadLeftHook
09-08-2008, 04:12 PM
He do know why!

You can't just judge from the interview.

Khan displayed a lot of courage getting up after the first knock down and attempting so hard to get up after the second knock down, he does have a true fighters heart. Most fighters would have just quit after the first knock down.

I dont question his heart, speed and skills but his chin is very weak unfortunately. Who does Khan spar with? Does he get hurt like that in sparring?

icemax
09-08-2008, 04:36 PM
I think that it is pretty difficult to judge Khans chin on saturdays performance seeing as the combo that put him down first time was peachy and would have had an awful lot of top class lightweights on queer street, especially so early in the fight. Previous performances however suggest that his mandibular arch is just not up at championship level.

Philphy Rich
09-09-2008, 04:42 AM
I think that it is pretty difficult to judge Khans chin on saturdays performance seeing as the combo that put him down first time was peachy and would have had an awful lot of top class lightweights on queer street, especially so early in the fight. Previous performances however suggest that his mandibular arch is just not up at championship level.
*sigh* this is getting tedious.

Once again, and please read this very slowly.

HE WAS WOBBLED BY THE FIRST JAB.

HE DID THE CHICKEN DANCE TO THE FIRST LEFT THAT SEEMED TO GRAVE HIM AND SENT HIM ALL OVER THE PLACE.

THESE WERE BEFORE THE COMBO's WHICH KO'D HIM.

Do try to take it in this time finally.

icemax
09-09-2008, 04:47 AM
Do try to take it in this time finally.

*Sigh*...fuck off you patronising cunt

Philphy Rich
09-09-2008, 04:49 AM
*Sigh*...fuck off you patronising cunt
Gladly, if you stop talking bollocks with the flawed cliche's.

icemax
09-09-2008, 04:55 AM
Gladly, if you stop talking bollocks with the flawed cliche's.

:huh

Betty Swollocks
09-09-2008, 04:57 AM
*Sigh*...fuck off you patronising cunt

he's right though.

and if what he says isn't enough to convince you....go see the am KD against Watson again, or the state he was in against Limond....the ref's long count saved him there from a KO loss.

icemax
09-09-2008, 05:05 AM
he's right though.

and if what he says isn't enough to convince you....go see the am KD against Watson again, or the state he was in against Limond....the ref's long count saved him there from a KO loss.

I don't see that the first jab wobbled him at all, thats just bollocks. The left that started the damage didn't just "grave" (sic) him it caught him on the temple, and obviously the right left combo would have had an awful lot of people in trouble. Why bring Limmond et al into this? If you bothered reading my post I stated quite clearly that his fight history shows that his chin isn't up to championship level regardless of what happened in the Prescott fight.

scurlaruntings
09-09-2008, 05:17 AM
I don't see that the first jab wobbled him at all, thats just bollocks. The left that started the damage didn't just "grave" (sic) him it caught him on the temple, and obviously the right left combo would have had an awful lot of people in trouble. Why bring Limmond et al into this? If you bothered reading my post I stated quite clearly that his fight history shows that his chin isn't up to championship level regardless of what happened in the Prescott fight.Its not mate seriously. Watch the fight. The first jab Khan was hit with actually made his leg twitch. That was the first thing i saw and really stood out to me. He`s either fantastically chinny or wasnt well that night as he was hurt to the sole of his boots by Prescotts jab. You can see from the way his body reacts from the 1st KD to see he was severely hurt. He dropped and was completely limp. When he did rise -albeit too quickly showing that rookie inexperience- he stumbled and his face looked like he just had a stroke as the muscles in his face were convulsing and in spasm. Thats a fighter who`s brain has been shook and stunned badly. If his punch resistance is truly that bad its time to get out of the game or work HARD on his defence.

Benjiabc
09-09-2008, 05:21 AM
Its not mate seriously. Watch the fight. The first jab Khan was hit with actually made his leg twitch. That was the first thing i saw and really stood out to me. He`s either fantastically chinny or wasnt well that night as he was hurt to the sole of his boots by Prescotts jab. You can see from the way his body reacts from the 1st KD to see he was severely hurt. He dropped and was completely limp. When he did rise -albeit too quickly showing that rookie inexperience- he stumbled and his face looked like he just had a stroke as the muscles in his face were convulsing and in spasm. Thats a fighter who`s brain has been shook and stunned badly. If his punch resistance is truly that bad its time to get out of the game or work HARD on his defence.


i think perhaps a little more emphasis on hard needed

icemax
09-09-2008, 05:28 AM
Its not mate seriously. Watch the fight. The first jab Khan was hit with actually made his leg twitch. That was the first thing i saw and really stood out to me. He`s either fantastically chinny or wasnt well that night as he was hurt to the sole of his boots by Prescotts jab.

I have just ahd another look and I still don't see it, sorry...he was pushed back but I don't think that he was hurt, maybe i'm just blind.

What did strike me as odd was Khans initial reaction at the opening bell, rushing Prescott like a rank amateur, I can't believe that Rubios final instruction would have been "go get him tiger". It sort of reminded me of Enzo Macs sprint to his execution against Haye.....the action of a scared man?? To be honest Khan looked completely out of sorts on his ring walk, I thought he looked ill at first but on 2nd viewing he genuinely looks scared, like he knew what was coming.

trotter
09-09-2008, 06:11 AM
I have just ahd another look and I still don't see it, sorry...he was pushed back but I don't think that he was hurt, maybe i'm just blind.

What did strike me as odd was Khans initial reaction at the opening bell, rushing Prescott like a rank amateur, I can't believe that Rubios final instruction would have been "go get him tiger". It sort of reminded me of Enzo Macs sprint to his execution against Haye.....the action of a scared man?? To be honest Khan looked completely out of sorts on his ring walk, I thought he looked ill at first but on 2nd viewing he genuinely looks scared, like he knew what was coming.

The jab I'm not sure about. First impression I thought 'wow, that rocked him' but on reflection he may just have been a tad off balance.

Having said that the next punch that landed sent him into orbit - so maybe his resistance was non-existent.

widdy
09-09-2008, 07:16 AM
even before the the ring walk,he was shadow boxing in front of the camera in the changing rooms,we all said as we drunk our beer how poor he looked,stiff and elbows stickin out as if he had a sheep under each,but prescot on the pads looked sharp.
icemax so true,rushed out like a raging bull,foolish,but i think he would have got beat anyhow,not on points, knockout in any round,that jab in the 1st seconds shook him to his boots

widdy
09-09-2008, 07:18 AM
oh,forgot to mention,someone on frank******.com said he lost becouse of ramadam,not eating,fucking classic,should be framed

BIG WORM
09-09-2008, 07:24 AM
he was gone after the first knockdown.. he had to get up quick otherwise he'd have been glued to the floor

Khan cant stand and trade with bangers!!

he aint got no power so he just made it too easy for prescott

Big N Bad
09-09-2008, 11:42 AM
I've only just seen the kd in the amateurs. If I saw that back in the day I would really have raised concerns about his chin because I believe very much in the way you go down and what happens to your legs. That for me lets me gauge someones chin. When your legs betray you then thats hard to overcome unless you got the talent and tools like say Hearns.

Khan made so many mistakes it is unreal:
- he rushed out
- he got up too quick
- he didn't try to survive when hurt
- he didn't try to time his punches or get some accuracy on them
- he dropped his hands when he punches
- he started off way to early in going to the body and got clipped cos of it
- etc etc etc

nice post:good

also i thought it was very silly to try that body shot when the guy hadnt even thrown a lead (jab) he was very amatuerish in that fight. but it worries me that he was wobbled by a jab.

i truly truly hope not but this could be the end of a career, dont be surprised if khan is stopped in his next fight:?

Jack
09-09-2008, 11:59 AM
I have just ahd another look and I still don't see it, sorry...he was pushed back but I don't think that he was hurt, maybe i'm just blind.Nah, he was definetly hurt. I think you think he was just pushed off balance by a ramrod jab, which is no sign of a bad chin...however, his feet were in a good position and his body was perfect. He didn't get sent backwards because he was in the wrong position, he was actually stunned by it.

And then the left hook which made him look like Bambi on ice was not a clean punch either. It landed on his forehead, which is the ideal place to take a punch if you have to. The combination after it, the right and then left hook were good punches, and to be honest, Khan did well to get up from them considering how hard he went down. The final left hook was good. Khan should count his blessings that right when he was on his way down didn't land on his temple, as that probably would have put him in the hospital.

achillesthegreat
09-09-2008, 03:31 PM
nice post:good

also i thought it was very silly to try that body shot when the guy hadnt even thrown a lead (jab) he was very amatuerish in that fight. but it worries me that he was wobbled by a jab.

i truly truly hope not but this could be the end of a career, dont be surprised if khan is stopped in his next fight:?
Benn got ko'd by a jab. Pacquiao got kd and hurt badly by a jab. I've seen Eubank, Hatton and company kd or ko people with a jab.

A good stiff jab will do that to you. As soon as that jab landed Khan should have gone defensive and play it safe.

Khan was never going to lose his macho approach until he got ko'd. I hope he learns from it yet maintains that fire and confidence like Hearns. Hearns played it safer, clinched more but still had fire in him and wanted to win.

Khan can come back but he has alot to learn i.e. in the amateurs you can rush out but in the pros you got 12 rounds so use them.

icemax
09-09-2008, 03:44 PM
Why has Rubio made no comments in the press yet?
He's back in Florida

scurlaruntings
09-09-2008, 04:38 PM
He's back in Florida :lol: