Jab master
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by Jab master » 18 Jun 2004, 14:58
Does anyone know if it was a late decsion for khan to enter the world juniors? because i thought he was going to give them a miss..
bennie
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by bennie » 18 Jun 2004, 15:00
Jab master wrote: Does anyone know if it was a late decsion for khan to enter the world juniors? because i thought he was going to give them a miss..
I read somewhere that he persuaded the amateur authorities to allow him to go as preparation for the Olympics.
Jab master
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by Jab master » 18 Jun 2004, 15:05
i cant see him staying amateur after the olympics,what a prospect!!!!
bennie
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by bennie » 18 Jun 2004, 15:05
Floyd wrote: Does anyone have any footage of Khan. Would like to see him.
If you post the same question on the forum of warriorboxing.com, you'll probably get more of a response.
adamiw
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by adamiw » 18 Jun 2004, 15:16
trying to find a site where i can get the results from these championships....anyone know?
bennie
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by bennie » 18 Jun 2004, 15:18
adamiw wrote: trying to find a site where i can get the results from these championships....anyone know?
Again, warriorboxing.com may be an option.
Southpaw Stylist
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by Southpaw Stylist » 18 Jun 2004, 18:01
Amir Khan is a BADMAN.
While I cannot ever see him beating Super Mario, he will get bronze or silver in the olympics. Gold if Mario is beaten elsewhere.
Anyway, the man to watch in Athens is Guillermo RIGONDEAUX Ortiz at 54kg. Obviously from Cuba.
adamiw
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by adamiw » 18 Jun 2004, 19:03
i remember Jean Pascal from the commonwealth gamnes, very impressive Canadian. Think he was a wleter or light middle. I assume he qualified..if so, look out for him.
Lefthookhappy19
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by Lefthookhappy19 » 18 Jun 2004, 19:14
Vitaly Taibert from Germany is the guy to watch out for at 57kg. This guys class and could be a future world champ. He won silver at the last world champs in Thailand and won gold in the Euros. Flashy hands down style, I think he'll adjust very well to the pro's. He's signed with Universum and will turn pro after Athens.
bennie
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by bennie » 19 Jun 2004, 09:12
Khan has just won the gold.
Ulysses
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by Ulysses » 19 Jun 2004, 12:26
Ulysses wrote: After stopping the French kid inside a round he's now won the gold at a canter...
bennie wrote: Khan has just won the gold.
Very sharp, bennie. Very sharp.
bennie
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by bennie » 19 Jun 2004, 13:47
MightyWarrior wrote: Anyone post a photo of this emerging superstar?
Who, me or Khan?