Amir Khan vs Lamont Peterson Boxing Fight

Watch Khan vs Peterson Live Stream Online. The 140-pound Super-Lightweight Title fight of Amir Khan vs Lamont Peterson this Saturday December 10, 2011 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. will be broadcasted and shown live on HBO PPV.  The fight, billed as Capital Showdown,  is scheduled for 12 rounds.

Amir khan vs Lamont Peterson Boxing Fight December 10, 2011This Super-Lightweight championship fight is for the IBF & WBA Super World titles. Amir Khan will be making the first defense of his IBF belt against his mandatory challenger Lamont Peterson of Washington, D.C.

Khan has won eight consecutive fights, four of them by knockout. Peterson won an IBF Eliminator with a 12th-round stoppage of Victor Cayo (26-2, 18 KOs) in July, earning the No. 1 contender status and the right to challenge Khan.

HOW TO WATCH KHAN VS PETERSON LIVE STREAM ONLINE?

Talking about Khan vs Peterson Live streaming online fight, you can watch it on HBO Pay-Per-View with high quality but not free. Charge starts at $49.95.

If you can’t afford to subscribe and you have a broadband internet, just watch it here live via online streaming. I’m sure millions will be watching it live online as some cable channels are on a delayed telecast. So to those who want to watch the fight via live video streaming online free, just search the web or just tune it here for fight links.

Of course, Khan vs Peterson Fight Results will also be posted as soon as it happens.

Khan-Peterson FIGHT CARD & RESULTS

Televised

  • Super Lightweight Championship: Lamont Peterson 140 defeated Amir Khan 139 via 12-round Split Decision (113-112, 113-112, 111-114). Lamont Peterson captures the WBA and IBF 140-pound World Titles
  • Heavyweight: Seth Mitchell 240.5 defeated Timur Ibragimov 221 via TKO in Round 2, 2:48

Preliminary card

  • Lightweight: Anthony Peterson 137 defeated Daniel Attah 136 via 8-rounds Unanimous decision (80-72 on all 3 cards)
  • Super Middleweight: Fernando Guerrero 162 via Robert Kliewer 161 via TKO in Round 5, 2:15
  • Lightweight: Jamie Kavanagh 135 vs Ramesis Gil 135 ends in a Draw (58-56, 57-57, 57-57)
  • Welterweight: Dusty Harrison 144 via Terrell Davis 146 via TKO in round 1, 2:46
  • Light Heavyweight: Thomas Williams, Jr. 174 defeated Reynaldo Rodriguez 171 via TKO in Round 2, 2:04
  • Lightweight: Terron Grant 134 defeated Deshawn Autry 134 via TKO in Round 1, 1:10
  • Lightweight: Joshua Davis 134 defeated Chris Russell 134 via 4-rounds Unanimous decision (40-36 on all 3 cards)

KHAN-PETERSON FIGHT RECAP

It’s a candidate for fight of the year, one that will certainly be upset of the year. Lamont Peterson scored a 12 round split decision over Amir Khan in an all out slugfest. Scores of the bout were 113-112 twice, and 111-114.

Khan knocked Peterson down in the first round, but was deducted a point in the 7th for pushing, and the 12th for hitting on the break, which ultimately cost him the fight. Both fighters gave as much as they took, with the crowd in the Washington DC Convention Center on their feet for the duration of the fight.

Peterson was the aggressor during the bout, and didn’t back down to the speed and power of Khan. With the hometown crowd cheering him on every round, Peterson came into the fight as an 11/1 underdog, and refused to back down, as his hometown fans cheered as loud as they could with every punch landed.

Both fighters were hurt in the fight, but both fighters refused to back down, almost as if they were feeding off the crowds energy. Khan and Peterson put their heart and soul into the 12 rounds and left all they had in the ring, and despite the decision, it’s a fight that will be remembered more for the action, than who won the fight.

Nobody, outside those in his corner, expected Peterson to give the performance he gave, and it left all those in attendance clamoring for a rematch.

With the win, Peterson claims the WBA and IBF 140lb titles, and improves to 30-1-1 (15), while Khan drops to 26-2 (18). (via fightnews)

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