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Comparison Of Danny Garcia And Amir Kahn
Danny Garcia Vs Amir Kahn 2 The W.B.C. may order a rematch between their highest ranked Welterweights. According to the W.B.C rankings, Ranked #1 Amir “King” Kahn v's Ranked #2 Danny “Swift” Garcia 2 may happen sooner than later. This fight will be for Floyd Mayweather’s vacant WBC welterweight title.
In their first fight, I like many others anticipated Kahn’s Power, boxing ability, and speed will be too much for Danny Garcia. The fight seemed to be going Kahn’s way as he was peppering Garcia with blistering hand speed that cut Garcia over his right eye. Garcia quickly turned things around in the 3rd when he landed what looked like the “no look left hook” that shattered the chin of Kahn, Kahn barely survived the round but was later stopped in the 4th where he refused to hold and kept trying to fight off the swift bombs coming his way. …show more content…
Hunter also blamed highly regarded trainer Freddie Roach. He said he would have pulled Kahn from future press conferences to avoid such shenanigans. One can say the distractions lost Kahn the fight, but his chin seems to be an issue after his 1st round KO loss to Bredis Prescott back in 2008. Since the Garcia loss Kahn has been on a 5 fight win streak and four have gone the distance. Kahn has had time to grow in the new weight his last 3 fights were at welterweight in which he has been
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