Amir Khan vs. Carlos Molina

Amir Khan Winner

review by dailymailuk
Round 10: Molina does come out with more fight in the 10th as he tries to land shots of his own but Khan can almost move in slow motion and still avoid them. The referee is over to the corner again at the bell and this time Molina is pulled out.

Round 9: Blood is pouring from Molina's eye and surely he won't be allowed back out after this session? He can't get close to Khan despite charging forward and Khan picks him off with ease. The referee talks to the corner and makes it clear the home favourite must show something else he will call it off 10-9

Round 8: Molina may not be stopped but the gulf in class is apparent in every round. Khan dances around the ring, landing at will with his sharp one-two-three punch combinations. Molina. The Mexican-American's eye is examined at the break but he's OK to continue 10-9
Round 7: I didn't think we'd get to the second half to be honest, but here we are. There is very little coming back from Molina now. He tries to land with the odd left but all the good work is coming from Khan. He connects with strong right hand in the final minute of the round but otherwise, he is content to keep Molina at bay with the jab 10-9
Round 6: Another quieter round as Khan fights in bursts. Coming in off the jab, he lets his hands go and then gets out. Nice work once again. The ridiculous thing is that whenever he is hit, the crowd seem to think he's going down. A huge over-reaction after Garcia 10-9
Round 5: Credit to Molina, he keeps coming forward, taking his punishment and then marching on again. He does manage to land a left flush on Khan but the response is another flurry of fast punches which will be catching the eye much more than the home favourite's solitary jabs. The pace slowed in that round but another one to the Brit 10-9
Round 4: Big session for Khan as he switches from head to body before peperring Molina with a barrage of shots. His speed is incredible at times. Molina stands up well though and is nothing if not tough. He fights back a little towards the end of the round but the stoppage is surely coming 10-9
Round 3: A quiet start to the round but Molina catches Khan again with a swinging right only for the Brit to land several flurries of his own. He then gets the better of an exchange on the ropes, finding the target with the uppercut. Molina's eye is getting worse and won't help him see Khan's fast hands coming at him. 10-9
Round 2: Molina comes out swinging with the left, and misses. He has a reach disadvantage and is repeatedly out of range as Khan lands his combinations with relative ease. The Brit also moves downstairs with the right hand though but is caught flush on the face by Molina. Just as well he's not a bigger puncher or that might have been serious 10-9
Round 1: Khan doesn't waste time in getting to work, rushing at Molina from the first bell. Khan takes a right but there is already bad markings around his opponent's left eye. Khan controls the centre of the ring and uses his speed well, doubling up on the jab as Molina struggles to throw anything back. His eye is already a mess. My score (Khan first): 10-9.



PREVIEW
f you are a fan of the sport of boxing, chances are you have been looking forward to Amir Khan vs. Carlos Molina for quite some time. On Saturday, they will both make the ring walk again to face each other at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. The Fight card can be seen on Showtime by most people. However, if you are unable to watch the fight on TV, you can watch the live stream online for free results by clicking here.

Amir Khan has a reputation of having a weak chin, however he is the big favorite to win this fight. He has an overall record of 26 wins, three losses and 18 wins coming by way of knockout. Khan is coming off of back to back losses to Lamont Peterson and Danny Garcia. He is just 26 years old, but if he loses to Molina he may be forced into retirement at a very young age.
Carlos Molina has an overall record of 17 wins, zero losses and one draw. Luckily for Amir Khan, Molina is not known as a power puncher. He only has seven knockouts throughout his career. Molina really hasn't fought anyone noteworthy and is expected to be just a pushover opponent for Khan.
Most fighters as popular as Amir Khan would get heavily scrutinized by the mainstream media for fighting somebody like Carlos Molina. However, most people recognize that Khan needs a fight like this to get some confidence back following two devastating losses.
As for our prediction on the fight, we believe Amir Khan should be able to get the victory over Carlos Molina by knockout. With that said, there is always a possibility that Khan gets hit on the chin and he goes down for the count. After all, he does have one of the weakest chins that boxing has ever seen.
Regardless of who wins, hopefully it will be a fun fight for fans around the world to watch.