Amir Khan, is Primetime a mistake?

was Khan right to dump Sky and head to Primetime

yes
34
34%
no
66
66%
 
Total votes: 100

grannyman
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Re: Amir Khan, is Primetime a mistake?

Post by grannyman »

Surely if Sky are charging £15 for the heavyweight unification bout, then no HD and no pause or rewind features for this one should bring the price down to around £10?
reggaereggae
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Re: Amir Khan, is Primetime a mistake?

Post by reggaereggae »

regardless of the main question, I just watched Khan-Judah and Khan has improved so much..... I'm warming to him, despite the occasional Twitter post, he seems likeable and fan-friendly.

And he has come back so well from the prescott defeat
FIGHTFANs
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Re: Amir Khan, is Primetime a mistake?

Post by FIGHTFANs »

Khan is the biggest boxing star we have in britain,and the best of look to him,And well done primetime for showing his fights.
reggaereggae
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Re: Amir Khan, is Primetime a mistake?

Post by reggaereggae »

FIGHTFANs wrote:Khan is the biggest boxing star we have in britain,and the best of look to him,And well done primetime for showing his fights.
yes.....Khan gets a lot of haterism, and I used to be one, but he has shown himself to be mentally strong and fulfilling his potential
smcb80
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Re: Amir Khan, is Primetime a mistake?

Post by smcb80 »

he was getting plenty of praise on Ringside's season roundup, think there may have been an interview with him as well. I reckon his next fight will be back on sky
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