Does anyone know what happened to the Light heavy weight prospect Amer Khan? He got a couple of decent wins in his last two fights but hasn't fought since?
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Forget Amir Khan, what happened to AmEr Khan?
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black panther
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Re: Forget Amir Khan, what happened to AmEr Khan?
Nice lad, Amer. As far as I know, he went the way of many - had to eventually earn a proper living.
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Re: Forget Amir Khan, what happened to AmEr Khan?
What a devastating puncher!black panther wrote:Does anyone know what happened to the Light heavy weight prospect Amer Khan? He got a couple of decent wins in his last two fights but hasn't fought since?
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saturday_kid
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Re: Forget Amir Khan, what happened to AmEr Khan?
Good career that, won an area title, definitely not to be sniffed at.
People on here need to remember not everyone can be Floyd Mayweather Jnr. To even step in the ring for a pro fight win, lose or draw is something to be proud of.
People on here need to remember not everyone can be Floyd Mayweather Jnr. To even step in the ring for a pro fight win, lose or draw is something to be proud of.
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black panther
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Re: Forget Amir Khan, what happened to AmEr Khan?
Good post mate. I agree 100% - sometimes I think fans forget about the small hall shows with fighters who have a job at the same time. I try to keep an eye out for fighters who fly under the radar, "the forgotten men" if you will, who don't have a glittering amateur career and the backing of a big promoter.saturday_kid wrote:Good career that, won an area title, definitely not to be sniffed at.
People on here need to remember not everyone can be Floyd Mayweather Jnr. To even step in the ring for a pro fight win, lose or draw is something to be proud of.
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Re: Forget Amir Khan, what happened to AmEr Khan?
Khan was a decent fighter on his day. Very gutsy too. He pulled out a good number of close but fair decisions against top 20 domestic opposition.
I think around 2004/2005, when Peter Oboh was such a formidable British champ that the title was in effect tied up, he was being built up towards a fight with Mark Brookes which would have been as big a local fight as there was at the time. Sadly Brookes' career was ended prematurely and I think Khan drifted a little after that.
I think around 2004/2005, when Peter Oboh was such a formidable British champ that the title was in effect tied up, he was being built up towards a fight with Mark Brookes which would have been as big a local fight as there was at the time. Sadly Brookes' career was ended prematurely and I think Khan drifted a little after that.
Re: Forget Amir Khan, what happened to AmEr Khan?
He has just become a dad and he is now a fireman......fireman khan
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Old bones Ian
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Re: Forget Amir Khan, what happened to AmEr Khan?
Amir Khan was in a good fight against Stubbs for Area title, he showed alot of guts in that one.
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100%, I always like to keep an eye out for Alex Spitko, game as the next two men, doesn't get any favours, but fcuk me he don't give in to no-one.black panther wrote:Good post mate. I agree 100% - sometimes I think fans forget about the small hall shows with fighters who have a job at the same time. I try to keep an eye out for fighters who fly under the radar, "the forgotten men" if you will, who don't have a glittering amateur career and the backing of a big promoter.saturday_kid wrote:Good career that, won an area title, definitely not to be sniffed at.
People on here need to remember not everyone can be Floyd Mayweather Jnr. To even step in the ring for a pro fight win, lose or draw is something to be proud of.