Amir King Khan vs Super Zab Judah - 7/23

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Who wins?


  • Total voters
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May 13, 2002
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#1
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas.

Undercard:
Peter Quillin vs Tarvis Simms
James Kirkland vs TBA
Gary Russell Jr vs Paul Truscott



Amir Khan - WBA junior welterweight Champion
25 - 1 (17 KO's)
5′ 10″
orthodox
71″ reach
Last four Fights: McCloskey TD, Marcos Maidana UD, Paul Malignaggi TKO11,Dmitriy Salita TKO1



VS

Zab Judah - IBF junior welterweight Champion
41 - 6 (28 KO's)
5′ 7½″
southpaw
72″ reach
Last four Fights: Kaizer Mabuza TKO7, Lucas Matthysse SD, Jose Santa Cruz TKO 3, Ubaldo Hernandez TKO 2




 
Feb 3, 2006
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This is a hard one to call. Khan's weak chin and both Judah and Khan have stamina problems late in fights. I got Khan by SD, and Khan might have to get off the canvas to do it.
 
May 6, 2002
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#12
Khan by decision.
Judah is a very live underdog in this one.
It's going to be interesting to see how Khan does when the opponent is quick as well.

I was planning on going to this fight since it's the weekend of my bday, but I changed my mind.I can't get Friday off and it's not worth taking a trip to see a big fight if you can't be a part of the weigh ins.
 
Sep 16, 2008
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#13
go judah

i feel like if its a decision they will give it to khan because he is on the rise and shit you know
 
May 13, 2002
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Tarvis Simms pulled out of the Peter Quillin fight due to a rib injury and a late substitute Jason LeHoullier (21-5-1, 8 KOs) will take his place.

“I’m always ready to fight,” Quillin said. “Simms was a southpaw who liked to switch back and forth to orthodox while he boxes. I was prepared for him. I have no idea how his replacement fights but it doesn’t matter because I stay in the gym. Boxing is my full time job. Training hard -- whether it’s here at the Wild Card, or at the Anatomy Gym in Santa Monica where I do my conditioning work, or on a track in North Hollywood -- that’s all I do.

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Gary Russell Jr., an ultra-fast southpaw and arguably America’s best featherweight prospect, is scheduled to open the HBO broadcast against Paul Truscott. Russell (16-0, 10 KOs), a 23-year-old 2008 Olympian from Capitol Heights, Md., is in the first scheduled 10-round bout of his career against Truscott (17-2, 2 KOs), a 25-year-old Englishman who’s four inches taller than Russell but at a serious disadvantage in terms of punching power.

Former junior middleweight contender James Kirkland continues his comeback from his shocking first-round TKO loss to Nobuhiro Ashida in April with a scheduled eight-round bout against Alexis Hloros. Kirkland (28-1, 25 KOs), a 27-year-old Austin native, scored a first-round KO of Dennis Sharpe last month. Hloros (15-3-2, 11 KOs) is a 32-year-old club fighter from Michigan.