[fightscoreollect...]

now if the "hatman" had not correctly spotted the mistake on the scoreard which was a 10-10 changed to the correct 10-8 in favor of peterson.

Khan would have won the fight.

would khan and his team give a rematch to peterson if the mistake was pointed out after the fight??

NO NO NO...not a chance in hell , you know it , i know it and GBP know it.

[mgrover]

pretty much but a rematch does occur ive already got a bet that khan wins for a tenner

[Cshel86]

Dammit man! The hatman's ass was covered for a while, but now that its abundantly clear who he really is and what he really does...it makes this shit look nasty. Now Im pissed at the fact that this guy had the balls to sit at the judges table (or wherever he sat) and disrupt shit. The saddest part is, nobody questioned it when it happened.

Im twice as ready for them to get this rematch out of the way, as I was for the initial fight. Im sure Khan will come to the rematch "nutritionally prepared" and fight like the champ that wants the world to believe he is. Last time, he shat his pants in disbelief because he was in there with somebody who knew what they were doing.

This makes Lamont look bad...first the ref with the big pants took that point away at the end (which made it look like some hometown BS), then we have to hear about some charity-throwing, hatman, with a half-priced suit, inserting himself into the situation (IMG:style_emoticons/default/no2.gif) Guess we wont be seeing another fight in D.C., thanks to Khan's river crying, and this ringside mess.

[Seek]

Peterson has nowhere to go, he doesn't wanna lose his gift of a belt to Khan or Bradley, the true best at 140. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/happy.gif)

[mgrover]

crazy suggestion, but move up to 147 and fight ortiz.

[Cshel86]

Peterson has nowhere to go, he doesn't wanna lose his gift of a belt to Khan or Bradley, the true best at 140. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/happy.gif)

I believe he's just looking for bigger and better fights. He got past Khan (controversially), so I dont blame him for trying to land some bigger fights as champion and get paid. Didn't Khan do the same thing against Maidana when he "got past" him?

Hell Cortez helped him out to be honest, not so much as taking that point away from Maidana, but just being his overzealous, intrusive, attention-seeking self. Khan hasn't looked back on Maidana since then, even though he's "told" the public that he would give Maidana a rematch.

[Cshel86]

crazy suggestion, but move the fuck on Khan.

There you go, I fixed it for you!

[Seek]

I believe he's just looking for bigger and better fights. He got past Khan (controversially), so I dont blame him for trying to land some bigger fights as champion and get paid. Didn't Khan do the same thing against Maidana when he "got past" him?

Hell Cortez helped him out to be honest, not so much as taking that point away from Maidana, but just being his overzealous, intrusive, attention-seeking self. Khan hasn't looked back on Maidana since then, even though he's "told" the public that he would give Maidana a rematch.

Khan didn't need the help of the referee and judges to win a fight. He didn't walk away with his belt because of point deductions. He put rounds in the bank and whethered a late rally from Maidana. He won it fair and square. Maidana had his shot, came up short, no reason for a rematch

Khan was THE champion, gave Lamont a great opportunity and would have been victorious had it not been for the referee deducting points. You call that a good win Lamont? You call that being a champion? Run from the best while you can Monty. Do what's "best for your career," by avoiding the real champs at 140.

[Cshel86]

Khan didn't need the help of the referee and judges to win a fight. He didn't walk away with his belt because of point deductions. He put rounds in the bank and whethered a late rally from Maidana. He won it fair and square. Maidana had his shot, came up short, no reason for a rematch

Khan was THE champion, gave Lamont a great opportunity and would have been victorious had it not been for the referee deducting points. You call that a good win Lamont? You call that being a champion? Run from the best while you can Monty. Do what's "best for your career," by avoiding the real champs at 140.

I dont honestly believe that there's a reason for a Maidana rematch either, but Im sure he would've asked for one if he didn't make it out of the 10th round. After that fight, Khan got credit, but in the same breath, he almost lost a fight that he had control of. The same way Ortiz did against Berto, he had his way with him then in the 6th round, BOOM!...he was a couple of punches away from it getting stopped.

The Maidana fight only proved that Khan has a hard time with competitive guys after the first half of the fight...he dropped the guy with a body shot in the first round, couldn't finish him off, then he almost blew it in the 10th round...fair and square, but very shaky.

As far as the Peterson fight, again, Khan had his "moments" in during the first half of the fight, including the uncalled "knockdown", then the second worthless "knockdown" in which he used his elbow to finish it. Then what happened? He started getting his ass kicked during the last half of the fight. If we want to talk about running, then ask why Daffy Duck Khan ran for his life after he ran out of stuff to do against Lamont, not to mention how ugly his footwork was from round 2, til the end.

The cards should not have been that close, but the "real champ" went into a challenger's backyard with no rematch clause, and his mind made up that it was going to be an easy fight. If he was a "real champ", then that fight shouldn't have come down to 1 point, and he shouldn't have allowed himself to be hit, just because Lamont's punches didn't hurt (or so Khan says). I would assume that Khan did what was best for his career by not fighting Prescott again, huh?

[Seek]

I dont honestly believe that there's a reason for a Maidana rematch either, but Im sure he would've asked for one if he didn't make it out of the 10th round. After that fight, Khan got credit, but in the same breath, he almost lost a fight that he had control of. The same way Ortiz did against Berto, he had his way with him then in the 6th round, BOOM!...he was a couple of punches away from it getting stopped.

The Maidana fight only proved that Khan has a hard time with competitive guys after the first half of the fight...he dropped the guy with a body shot in the first round, couldn't finish him off, then he almost blew it in the 10th round...fair and square, but very shaky.

As far as the Peterson fight, again, Khan had his "moments" in during the first half of the fight, including the uncalled "knockdown", then the second worthless "knockdown" in which he used his elbow to finish it. Then what happened? He started getting his ass kicked during the last half of the fight. If we want to talk about running, then ask why Daffy Duck Khan ran for his life after he ran out of stuff to do against Lamont, not to mention how ugly his footwork was from round 2, til the end.

The cards should not have been that close, but the "real champ" went into a challenger's backyard with no rematch clause, and his mind made up that it was going to be an easy fight. If he was a "real champ", then that fight shouldn't have come down to 1 point, and he shouldn't have allowed himself to be hit, just because Lamont's punches didn't hurt (or so Khan says). I would assume that Khan did what was best for his career by not fighting Prescott again, huh?

Lamont did his best work in the early to mid rounds. I was pumped because if you recall, I picked him to win. Shortly after the 5th or 6th round, he did not look great. I'll admit he maybe had 1 or 2 good rounds in the 2nd half, but that's it. Most rounds he was hardly throwing a punch at times, walking in a straight line flat-footed while Khan peppered him and using the ring effectively, putting rounds in the bank. All Lamont did was lean on Khan and shove his head in his chest while Khan had a conversation with the referee. I recall Khan even managed to look at Peterson, look over to the ref to say something, then look back at Peterson and pop him in the face lol. Peterson did not look good. Rounds 3 and 4 and maybe one more round I was feelin it but overall not impressed. I don't see how Lamont can watch the tape and be like yeah im a real champion, I don't need to give him a rematch. It just makes me lose some respect for the guy.

And about Prescott. Why do you have give a rematch to a guy you LOST to? That makes 0 sense to me. Maybe people are asking for it because Khan fights real fighters and has more potential, while Prescott does crap with his career. Prescott just looks silly begging a guy he knocked out for a rematch because he has been more successful than you.

This post has been edited by Seek: Jan 19 2012, 10:46 AM