Amir Khan vs. Zab Judah 2011 Pics & Video

This boxing match will be surely very exciting and one of the most anticipated fights of the year. You can find the preview of this Amir Khan vs Zab Judah fight below.

Amir Khan, is already hot favorite of this match as well as star of United Kingdom. At the age of 17, he earned a Olympic Silver Medal in 2004 at Athens Olympics. Amir Khan well known by his nickname ‘King Khan’ is terribly unstoppable boxer and he has been beating many top class boxer in his career till now. He has been of 24 years only and he is already considered as one of the top boxers in the ring.

Zab Judah, a Broklyn, New York based boxer who is a very well known boxer and is also similarly dangerous as well. He holds a record of 40-6 with 28 KOs. He is also a good boxer and can give real tough competition to Amir Khan. It would be very much exciting as this both boxers takes on each other now.

Amir Khan vs. Zab Judah Pic

Amir Khan vs. Zab Judah Pic

Amir Khan vs. Zab Judah Pic

Amir Khan vs. Zab Judah Pic

Amir Khan vs. Zab Judah Pic

Amir Khan vs. Zab Judah Pic

 

Amir Khan vs. Zab Judah Video

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Mia St. John Hot Pics 2011

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Wladimir Klitschko 2011

IBO, IBF, WBO and Ring Magazine heavyweight champion “Dr. Steelhammer” Wladimir Klitschko will defend his crowns against Zimbabwe-born Englishman Derek “Del Boy” Chisora on December 11 in Germany.
Klitschko (55-3, 49 KOs), a Ukrainian who captured a gold medal at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, hasn’t lost a bout since he suffered a fifth-round technical knockout against Lamon Brewster in April 2004.
Wladimir and his older brother, WBC titlist Vitali, are two of the top 20 heavyweights in the annals of boxing.
Vitali (40-2, 38 KOs), who owns the highest heavyweight knockout percentage in history (95 percent) and has never hit the canvas as a professional, is a tremendous pugilist.
Vitali publicly declared his intention to retire from competing in the ring before the arrival of 2011.
The Klitschko’s have utterly dominated the heavyweight landscape since Lennox Lewis hung up his gloves after 2003 and they deserve a boatload of credit.
Chisora (14-0, 9KOs), a 26-year-old who won a Four Nations gold and captured the coveted 2005 ABA super heavyweight title, is an unknown talent and it is entirely unjustified that he has been afforded a chance to battle “Dr. Steelhammer” at this juncture.
Nevertheless, “Del Boy” is confident he will expose and ultimately overwhelm “Dr. Steelhammer” when they meet later this fall.
“I am more hungry than any other fighter he’s boxed,” Chisora said. “I want it more than he wants it. It’s not going to be a boxing match, it’s going to be a fight. I’m going to take him out of his comfort zone. I didn’t expect it to come as early as this. The opportunity has knocked on my door and I took it.”
Mike Cappiello, a native of Brockton who once fought for the IBO super featherweight championship and retired with an impressive mark of 33-6, contends that Klitschko can be beat.
“Wladimir Klitschko can be beat,” said Cappiello, the owner of Cappiello Brothers Boxing gym in The City of Champions. “He is always on the outside not wanting to be hit because he knows his chin isn’t the greatest.”
“Dr. Steelhammer” scoffed at the words of Chisora and Cappiello.
“You say I have no boxing skills, you say it’s going to be rough and tough. Maybe you consider me a bum in boxing,” Klitschko said. “Well, good luck. I will make you eat your words. I love to do paintwork on your face.”
Wladimir Klitschko is 34 and with the anemic list of immediate contenders, he will likely continue to devastate the competition for years to come.
The lack of quality adversaries for Klitschko is concerning.
However, even more worrisome is the realization there is not a single decent American heavyweight prizefighter in the world today.
If there were any non-European sluggers flourishing in the squared circle, the heavyweight division would still be the glamour division in the sport.
Disappointingly, there hasn’t been an American bruiser in ions and there certainly doesn’t appear to be any on the horizon.
Therefore, boxing’s true glamour division will remain absolutely inglorious and Klitschko will inevitably do “paintwork” on Chisora’s kisser in approximately six weeks.

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Amir Khan Boxer 2011

British Boxing superstar Amir Khan will return to the ring on Saturday to take on Irish Boxer Paul McCloskey. They will be fighting for the WBA Light Welterweight Title which Amir is defending.

Khans's last fight was one of last years best fights against Marcos Maidana where Khan won on points after the fight went the full 12 rounds.

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Boxing Players List P4P Top 10

                                                  Manny Pacquiao

                                              Floyd Mayweather Jnr

                                               Chad Dawson

                                            Paul Williams

                                          Juan Manuel Marquez

                                           Sergio Martinez

                                            Wladamir Klitscko

                                           Shane Mosley

                                              Miguel Cotto

                                            Nonito Donaire

                                                                          

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