Will Amir Khan finally get your credit when he defeats Zab Judah?

People only discredit Khan out of jealousy. He is doing what most people want boxers to do and that is try and unify and fight the best in their division.He has beaten Maidana who Bradley looks to have avoided, challenged Bradley who has avoided Khan and now gone after the only other title holder in the division in Judah.

Should Khan beat Judah (and I think he will) I would rank him as the No1 in the division, in my opinion Bradley cannot hold on to that accolade by simply refusing to fight his nearest competitor.

Khan is boxing's next superstar and I've already think he's a top P4P fighter. I can't say that Khan isn't taking on the toughest challenges out there. People say he had a glass chin and look who he took on. He showed heart in his fight against Maidana on top of that. Maidana hits like a mule and is the hardest puncher in the Jr. Welterweight division and Khan schooled him. He had his rough moment in the 10th, but he showed heart when I was convinced he was going to get knocked out. As soon as Maidana landed that punch, I yelled out, "It's over!" And to my surprise, it wasn't.

Then he does ALL he can, to make a fight against Bradley. Bradley said if he lost to Khan, then he'd be out of the Money/Pacquiao sweepstakes. I never thought Bradley was great. I thought he looked mediocre against a guy who looked for excuses to end the fight in Alexander. But to trash talk Khan, then completely and unquestionably duck him, he just became the laughing stock of the boxing world. He also said "IF" he lost to Khan, which shows a lack of confidence. So if he's not confident in beating Khan, why is he confident he has a chance against Pacquiao or Money. Oh thats right, it doesn't matter if he does or not, he's just looking to make that one big payday and go home. Bradley's attittude shouldn't be "IF I lose to Khan then I'd lose my shot against Pacquiao or Money" it SHOULD be "WHEN I beat Khan, then Pacquiao or Money have no choice BUT to fight me".

Judah is a great choice of opponent. He's got speed, power, and when he's mentally in the fight, he can throw down with the best of them. I think it's a great fight for Khan and hopefully, if he beats Judah, then everyone else will give Khan the respect he deserves!

Yes.

I have respected Khan since he bounce from that brutal KO against Prescott.

When He fought a much tougher and harder punching machine in maidana, his jaw was tested again but he refused to give up this time. He took all the necessary amount of punishments but was still standing till the end. the reason is because of his trainer freddie roach, and his conditioning coach alex ariza. He avoided the lethal blows that could have stopped him because of his improved skills and stamina.

Against Judah, I see Khan boxed his way to a convincing unanimous decision or most probably a late round stoppage if Judah did'nt train well enough to go 12 rounds.

i like Judah to win this combat.Khan is a stable fighter with velocity and respectable ability.He has between the final running shoes interior the sport in his nook in Freddie Roach.Zab remains quickly and efficient yet now seems to be centred.Khan has a questionable chin and a easy resume.Judah is experienced and has fought some very stable opposition over the years.i've got confidence Judah will win this combat.Khan's chin gets examined some cases and Judah places punches jointly nicely.Being a southpaw and now being slightly greater shielding minded will help him.i actually do no longer think of Khan will want to commerce with Judah yet in some spots he will could.Khan is a effective fighter yet Judah has greater reward for my section.Judah will take this via knockout halfway in spite of the shown fact that the combat or decision.

Amir Khan is a good fighter and maybe more than good but unfortunately his loss to Prescott haven't forgiven yet in spite of his previous victory against the hardest hitter in his division, Maidana. True to his word, he goes after those obstacles on his way of cleaning the division like Bradley and Judah. The only blemish in his person in my opinion is his preference to trash talking that was being interpreted as *********. This is life and this is boxing where success was being down played and belittle and losses and failures were being magnified and unforgiven. The word that losses was an orphan and success has a lot of fathers haven't applied to him yet because of his KO loss to Prescott. Maybe he have to prove himself a little more and cut down on the trash talking that he loved doing. The more he talked, the more his debacles will be magnified and associated to his name.

Speaking of myself, I never lose respect to his fighting capability. I always admired him especially him true to his word of cleaning the division and I believed that he is more than what he was being percieved

He's already earned my respect, but when he fights Zab Judah he will have a lot of problems in the early rounds before Zab Judah fades.

i like Judah to win this combat.Khan is a physically powerful fighter with velocity and first rate skill.He has between the main suitable running shoes interior the sport in his nook in Freddie Roach.Zab continues to be quickly and efficient yet now seems to be concentrated.Khan has a questionable chin and a gentle resume.Judah is experienced and has fought some rather good opposition over the years.i've got faith Judah will win this combat.Khan's chin gets examined some situations and Judah places punches together properly.Being a southpaw and now being slightly greater shielding minded will help him.i in my opinion do no longer think of Khan will pick to commerce with Judah yet in some spots he will might desire to.Khan is a superb fighter yet Judah has greater reward in my opinion.Judah will take this by knockout halfway in spite of the undeniable fact that the combat or decision.

Depends on how he defeats judah

Khan has earned my respect.

He faced the biggest test of his career, Marcios Maidana, and beat him.

I feel those who hate, just hate for the sake of doing so.

Khan has earned my respect