Good Riddance Amir Khan

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Good Riddance Amir Khan

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You've raped good old blighty for enough now it's our American allies turn to carry the burdan!

What a hype job.
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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I agree. Remember how Barrera was allowed to fight Khan five rounds BLIND?

The double standards are outrageous. McCloskey was far more capable than they expected and they wanted him out of there. Outrageous.

Sick of Amir Khan and everything that surrounds him.
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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So ket me get this straight. Khan has the guts to go to America and fight the best fighters in the world and thats a BAD thing. :witzend:

Some people are never happy. The fact is, Khan is not afraid to fight Bradley in his own country and that takes guts.
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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Best fighters in the world? LMFAO.
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He's certainly willing to go fight Tim Bradley now he's milked his title belt with some awful fights (Salita, Malignaggi, McCloskey).

He rejected the chance to prove himself vs Manny Pac in Oct/Nov 2009.
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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Hagler2002 wrote:Best fighters in the world? LMFAO.
He's scheduled to face Timothy Bradley next. Bradley's the #1 Light Welterweight in the world, or did you not realize?
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loaded_gloves wrote:He's certainly willing to go fight Tim Bradley now he's milked his title belt with some awful fights (Salita, Malignaggi, McCloskey).

He rejected the chance to prove himself vs Manny Pac in Oct/Nov 2009.
He also fought Marcos Rene Maidana, who is the #4 in his division. Even Ali fought the odd Alvin "Blue" Lewis.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
Hagler2002 wrote:Best fighters in the world? LMFAO.
He's scheduled to face Timothy Bradley next. Bradley's the #1 Light Welterweight in the world, or did you not realize?
You said he had gone to America and fought the best fighters in the World! I wasn't aware that been scheduled to fight Timothy Bradley on paper also counted.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
loaded_gloves wrote:He's certainly willing to go fight Tim Bradley now he's milked his title belt with some awful fights (Salita, Malignaggi, McCloskey).

He rejected the chance to prove himself vs Manny Pac in Oct/Nov 2009.
He also fought Marcos Rene Maidana, who is the #4 in his division. Even Ali fought the odd Alvin "Blue" Lewis.
The Maidana form line is hanging by a thread and will be dead and buried later when Berto smashes Ortiz.
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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Hagler2002 wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
Hagler2002 wrote:Best fighters in the world? LMFAO.
He's scheduled to face Timothy Bradley next. Bradley's the #1 Light Welterweight in the world, or did you not realize?
You said he had gone to America and fought the best fighters in the World! I wasn't aware that been scheduled to fight Timothy Bradley on paper also counted.
I said he had the guts to GO, not gone, to America. Meaning he is going to fight Timothy Bradley.
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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Hagler2002 wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
loaded_gloves wrote:He's certainly willing to go fight Tim Bradley now he's milked his title belt with some awful fights (Salita, Malignaggi, McCloskey).

He rejected the chance to prove himself vs Manny Pac in Oct/Nov 2009.
He also fought Marcos Rene Maidana, who is the #4 in his division. Even Ali fought the odd Alvin "Blue" Lewis.
The Maidana form line is hanging by a thread and will be dead and buried later when Berto smashes Ortiz.
Marcos Rene Maidana was Khan's mandatory and he is since ranked #4 in the world, what more does he have to do? Jesus.
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This is like pissing into the wind.
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Hagler2002 wrote:This is like pissing into the wind.
Yep. Khan is a BRITISH World Champion and a good one at that. He's willing to go to America and take on the best. What's your problem?
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So you think Khan is a world beater because he has made one mandatory and is scheduled to fight Bradley?

I have no problem, I'm just if the opinion Khan is very overrated and well matched.
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I don't know if Khan's a world beater. He's #2 in a tough division which takes some doing. I agree Khan has been carefully matched, apart from Marcos Rene Maidana. I want to see him rematched with Prescott, but if it was a choice between that and Bradley, I'd prefer to see him fight Bradley. Then we find out if Khan can beat the best..... I think Bradley wins that one BTW.
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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Hagler2002 wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
Hagler2002 wrote:Best fighters in the world? LMFAO.
He's scheduled to face Timothy Bradley next. Bradley's the #1 Light Welterweight in the world, or did you not realize?
You said he had gone to America and fought the best fighters in the World! I wasn't aware that been scheduled to fight Timothy Bradley on paper also counted.
Maybe you should read what he wrote again :shame:
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Hagler2002 wrote:You've raped good old blighty for enough now it's our American allies turn to carry the burdan!

What a hype job.

"Raped Blighty"

Just disgusting. If you don't like it, don't buy the fight.
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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In fairness to khan his last ppv was probably the best ppv buy theres been in the last 10 years. So i think the haters are coming out of the woodwork a bit here!
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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Hagler2002 wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
loaded_gloves wrote:He's certainly willing to go fight Tim Bradley now he's milked his title belt with some awful fights (Salita, Malignaggi, McCloskey).

He rejected the chance to prove himself vs Manny Pac in Oct/Nov 2009.
He also fought Marcos Rene Maidana, who is the #4 in his division. Even Ali fought the odd Alvin "Blue" Lewis.
The Maidana form line is hanging by a thread and will be dead and buried later when Berto smashes Ortiz.
And McCloskey's wins over Lynes and Lauri are just fantastic form lines, aren't they?
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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Hagler2002 wrote:
What a hype job.
Yep- winning the first 6 rounds of a world title fight on all cards against a very good challenger. Sheer hype and all that. :lol:

Perhaps people won't be satified until he fights ring blindfolded with guaranteed 30 second KOs.
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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loaded_gloves wrote: McCloskey was far more capable than they expected and they wanted him out of there. Outrageous.
He lost EVERY ROUND on ALL CARDS.

What is confusing people here?

Sure , the cut was unfortunate, but hell, what more does Khan need to do?
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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im glad he is doing one out of britain,go and shove you prick up freddy's hoop you horrible lil sh1t
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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ive never liked amir khan because of all the crap he talks , i hate his team even more as they are just money grabbers.

the boxing world will be better without them.

i still think khan should rematch prescott or give maidana a rematch but he seems to distance himself away from fights that were hard and close.

i gave him tremendous credit for beating maidana especially that 10th round when for once his hype was justified.

hes now away to america to fight bradley....50-50 fight but he has to fight better than he did last night as he had a lot of his amatuer return.
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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Hagler2002 wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
loaded_gloves wrote:He's certainly willing to go fight Tim Bradley now he's milked his title belt with some awful fights (Salita, Malignaggi, McCloskey).

He rejected the chance to prove himself vs Manny Pac in Oct/Nov 2009.
He also fought Marcos Rene Maidana, who is the #4 in his division. Even Ali fought the odd Alvin "Blue" Lewis.
The Maidana form line is hanging by a thread and will be dead and buried later when Berto smashes Ortiz.
I hope you were not to pissed to lay off Berto on Betfair as is your custom when things arent going your way....
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Re: Good Riddance Amir Khan

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fasteddie wrote:im glad he is doing one out of britain,go and shove you prick up freddy's hoop you horrible lil sh1t
And you say Khan's got no class. Sad. :roll:
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