Seen him once, looked very tasty. Technically good too.
I do hope Amir Khan turns out to be something special as a pro too. If he gets a medal at this olympics, I think it would be good to see him turn pro before the next olympics. Maybe after 2-3 years. He'd be 21 by then and reaching his physical prime. With or without a gold medal he will be a tremendous prospect and will be very much in demand, provided he does relatively well at this olympics of course
Razor - he needs to keeps busier which I appreciate is difficullt at super-bantam, he certainly isn't ready for Pickering (who I rate as being only slightly behind real world class, despite his unfortunate world title challenge a while ago). Who else is there for him in Britain?