China chin my arse

Not one single knockdown for Maidana.

Ali wrote:Not one single knockdown for Maidana.

He was dancing the jig on his tippy toes in round 10 though, wasn't he?

Yes his chin is still bad, but not as bad as we thought.

if maidiana knew how to cut the ring off and finish you would of saw a ko..kahn fought a beautifull fight.where did they get these judges.if a point wasnt taken away 1 had it a draw..please..kahn won a hard fought fight.

flapanther2001 wrote:

Ali wrote:Not one single knockdown for Maidana.

He was dancing the jig on his tippy toes in round 10 though, wasn't he?

Yes, Khan was severly hurt in round ten, but can you honestly say Bradley, Alexander and Judah wouldn't have been hurt by that shot ?

The consensus was that if you clip Khan he'll go down, tonight proved that theory wrong.

I would love to see a rematch.... That was one great fight. I only tuned in for two fights, Mares-Vic and Khan-Maidana, great selections.

I really don't think I can take another fight with Maidana, my adrenaline is still pumping.

Crazy fight.

Diego408 wrote:I would love to see a rematch.... That was one great fight. I only tuned in for two fights, Mares-Vic and Khan-Maidana, great selections.

+1 two great fights.

I agree. He has an average chin. He showed tonight that even when hurt he can survive.

Ali wrote:I really don't think I can take another fight with Maidana, my adrenaline is still pumping.

Crazy fight.

LOL thats what makes a fight like this great. Khan Maidana II please!!!

Soonermark890 wrote:

Ali wrote:I really don't think I can take another fight with Maidana, my adrenaline is still pumping.

Crazy fight.

LOL thats what makes a fight like this great. Khan Maidana II please!!!

PLEEEAAASE!!!!!

maidana had noo leverage in his punches at all the whole fight.kahn did.dont try to give kahn a iron jaw cause he dont have one.the chin is vulnerable and the other guy didnt finish ..a bradley will finish him if he gets him in that position..kahns foot work great jab with power and fast combinations with sting worked fantastic for 9 rounds..he was in excellent condition also..

Khan vs Bradley/Alexander win next, let Maidana have a rematch with Ortiz while it can still means something.

dmar5143 wrote:maidana had noo leverage in his punches at all the whole fight.kahn did.dont try to give kahn a iron jaw cause he dont have one.the chin is vulnerable and the other guy didnt finish ..a bradley will finish him if he gets him in that position..kahns foot work great jab with power and fast combinations with sting worked fantastic for 9 rounds..he was in excellent condition also..

Bradley doesn't have that sort of power, he's got just enough pop to make you respect him.

dmar5143 wrote:maidana had noo leverage in his punches at all the whole fight.kahn did.dont try to give kahn a iron jaw cause he dont have one.the chin is vulnerable and the other guy didnt finish ..a bradley will finish him if he gets him in that position..kahns foot work great jab with power and fast combinations with sting worked fantastic for 9 rounds..he was in excellent condition also..

Khan has the best Jab Cross combo in the business right now. Bradley is NOT a big puncher and doesn't have the leverage to KO Khan. I actually think that's a better matchup right now than Maidana for Khan. How bout Maidana's chin? Also a lot better than we had thought.

Ali wrote:Khan vs Bradley/Alexander win next, let Maidana have a rematch with Ortiz while it can still means something.

Put it on the same card with a guarantee to fight the winner of Khan vs Bradley.

I actually had Khan rated higher before this fight.

Maidana is a level below Khan, and i thought khan would dominate him easily - instead he barely survived by the skin of his teeth. several times Maidana touched him and he was in full retreat mode.

I gave several rounds to Maidana besides the 10 th

He did show his chin is not as bad as thought - but it's still not good. His skills and talent are magnificent.

Ali wrote:Not one single knockdown for Maidana.

It ain't china but it's not a strength either. The kid has a HUGE heart.

I think Khan should face the winner of Bradley-Alexander next and Maidana should face the loser. Throw those fights on the same card and have the winners square off again.

marbleheadmaui wrote:

Ali wrote:Not one single knockdown for Maidana.

It ain't china but it's not a strength either. The kid has a HUGE heart.

Khan wanted to prove a point tonight, but boy did he have to give me heart palpitations ?

kbyte wrote:I think Khan should face the winner of Bradley-Alexander next and Maidana should face the loser. Throw those fights on the same card and have the winners square off again.

...great idea.

dmar5143 wrote:

kbyte wrote:I think Khan should face the winner of Bradley-Alexander next and Maidana should face the loser. Throw those fights on the same card and have the winners square off again.

...great idea.

yes, very good idea.

Ortiz did not show me enough tonight to make me think he's ready for a Maidana rematch

Canvas wrote:

dmar5143 wrote:

kbyte wrote:I think Khan should face the winner of Bradley-Alexander next and Maidana should face the loser. Throw those fights on the same card and have the winners square off again.

...great idea.

yes, very good idea.

Ortiz did not show me enough tonight to make me think he's ready for a Maidana rematch

Then let's send him on his way. He either needs to move up or wait untill the other guys at 140 do. He's simply not good enough for the tops in the division. He doesn't fit with the top four and I think that Kotelnik can beat him as well. He's top ten but lower five of the top ten at Jr. Welterweight, which is just a stacked division.

Canvas wrote:

dmar5143 wrote:

kbyte wrote:I think Khan should face the winner of Bradley-Alexander next and Maidana should face the loser. Throw those fights on the same card and have the winners square off again.

...great idea.

yes, very good idea.

Ortiz did not show me enough tonight to make me think he's ready for a Maidana rematch

No but he's one heck of a measuring stick. He has a place as a gatekeeper.

hardcorebee24 wrote:Then let's send him on his way. He either needs to move up or wait untill the other guys at 140 do. He's simply not good enough for the tops in the division. He doesn't fit with the top four and I think that Kotelnik can beat him as well. He's top ten but lower five of the top ten at Jr. Welterweight, which is just a stacked division.

I think they'll put him in with Rupaullie, who can't make a speed bag move when he hits it.