Former world lightweight champion Julio Diaz believes ex-opponent Amir Khan is undeserving of a clash with Floyd Mayweather Jr on May 3 having been profusely linked to a massive pay-per-view clash with the pound for pound king for months.
Diaz, 34, shared twelve rounds with Khan the last time the Briton fought, dropping him and giving as good as he got in an entertaining Sheffield clash, with some raising an eyebrow or two at the close unanimous decision handed to the home fighter at the end.
The Californian-based Mexican was surprised himself to hear that the Olympic silver medallist is the likely contender to oppose Mayweather in his 46th pro bout at the MGM Grand and sees a couple of Khan's old rivals as better choices.
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Diaz, 34, shared twelve rounds with Khan the last time the Briton fought, dropping him and giving as good as he got in an entertaining Sheffield clash, with some raising an eyebrow or two at the close unanimous decision handed to the home fighter at the end.
The Californian-based Mexican was surprised himself to hear that the Olympic silver medallist is the likely contender to oppose Mayweather in his 46th pro bout at the MGM Grand and sees a couple of Khan's old rivals as better choices.
Read more at Worldboxingnews.net
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