Khan employs a "Mittologist"
Khan employs a "Mittologist"
Seems bizarre to me but ay.... http://www.BS.com/team-alexand ... ner--69988 ..... this is the guy Khan has employed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58Q49HX9ang
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handsofstone
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Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
I can see Hunter losing patience with Khan
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loaded_gloves
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Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
Khan is running out of people on earth to blame for his failings.
Andre Ward seems satisfied with Hunter's work, but Khan... No, he needs a reality mittologist or nothing!
Andre Ward seems satisfied with Hunter's work, but Khan... No, he needs a reality mittologist or nothing!
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JimJim2009
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Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
thats fu cking funnyAndypittcov wrote:He'll be after a chinologist soon
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handsofstone
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Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
I cant see how he can be having problems with his hands,one of them was working rapidly on skype last week
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sweetscience
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Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
I'm not an ex Olympic silver medilist or world champ but maybe he has hired both for different aspects of his training
Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
handsofstone wrote:I cant see how he can be having problems with his hands,one of them was working rapidly on skype last week
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Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
Mittologist? Does that mean pseudo-trainer?
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Clearly got more money than sense.
Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
Khan should not be allowed to take any decisions, ever
Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
sweetscience wrote:I'm not an ex Olympic silver medilist or world champ but maybe he has hired both for different aspects of his training
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Here's my take. For trainers, doing hours and hours on the pads with fighters is the highway to ruined joints (just ask Billy G) and sweaty clothes, it's also not always the ideal position to spot errors. Khan will have got the 'Coach' in on the cheap, if not for free, as it's great publicity for this guy and sure fire way to have his services booked up in the future. Hunter will be on the same take and have to do less physical work. Sounds good to me.
Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
My thoughts exactly, a lot of trainers have bad elbows and hands from holding pads and try to do it as little as possible. I'm sure if Hunter had an issue with this he would have said something before now. Don't read too much into what is basically a press release from Alexander's camp.Aden wrote:Here's my take. For trainers, doing hours and hours on the pads with fighters is the highway to ruined joints (just ask Billy G) and sweaty clothes, it's also not always the ideal position to spot errors. Khan will have got the 'Coach' in on the cheap, if not for free, as it's great publicity for this guy and sure fire way to have his services booked up in the future. Hunter will be on the same take and have to do less physical work. Sounds good to me.
Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
The lad has zero business at 147lb after the Diaz fight proved. He was ready for the taking at the final bell, completely out on his feet.
Devon will absolutely flatten him.

Devon will absolutely flatten him.

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G0mez wrote:The lad has zero business at 147lb after the Diaz fight proved. He was ready for the taking at the final bell, completely out on his feet.
Devon will absolutely flatten him.
Did the Diaz fight prove that? Wasn't it made at 10st 3lb. Maybe he was tight at that weight?
After all, he was a lightweight when he was 16 and 17, moving up two divisions from the ages 17-27 is not exactly a Pacquiao style rise.
Anyway, the problem with Khan is Hunter's confusing instructions, not the weight.
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With the greatest of respect (as I know you're a very good poster on here) you are hardly impartial in this whole scenario are you?G0mez wrote:The lad has zero business at 147lb after the Diaz fight proved. He was ready for the taking at the final bell, completely out on his feet.
Devon will absolutely flatten him.
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Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
Gomez has a lot of hate for khanWrists wrote:With the greatest of respect (as I know you're a very good poster on here) you are hardly impartial in this whole scenario are you?G0mez wrote:The lad has zero business at 147lb after the Diaz fight proved. He was ready for the taking at the final bell, completely out on his feet.
Devon will absolutely flatten him.
But it's understandable.... He has been skypeing his mrs recently
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Wrists wrote:With the greatest of respect (as I know you're a very good poster on here) you are hardly impartial in this whole scenario are you?G0mez wrote:The lad has zero business at 147lb after the Diaz fight proved. He was ready for the taking at the final bell, completely out on his feet.
Devon will absolutely flatten him.

Get a room you two ....
Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
He was a lightweight at 22 and then moved up to fight Kotelnik, he's listed as 5'8 1/2", if he's having trouble making 10st let alone 10st 3lbs, he's doing something wrong.gobbles wrote:G0mez wrote:The lad has zero business at 147lb after the Diaz fight proved. He was ready for the taking at the final bell, completely out on his feet.
Devon will absolutely flatten him.
Did the Diaz fight prove that? Wasn't it made at 10st 3lb. Maybe he was tight at that weight?
After all, he was a lightweight when he was 16 and 17, moving up two divisions from the ages 17-27 is not exactly a Pacquiao style rise.
Anyway, the problem with Khan is Hunter's confusing instructions, not the weight.
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Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
handsofstone wrote:I cant see how he can be having problems with his hands,one of them was working rapidly on skype last week
Re: Khan employs a "Mittologist"
He was a lightweight at the Olympics and at the 2003 World Juniors (Gold Medal), he was a lightweight for years and years and has really filled out, he's wide shouldered and well muscled, putting a stone on in weight from the age of around 15 years old in a decade is not too badexpe wrote:He was a lightweight at 22 and then moved up to fight Kotelnik, he's listed as 5'8 1/2", if he's having trouble making 10st let alone 10st 3lbs, he's doing something wrong.gobbles wrote:G0mez wrote:The lad has zero business at 147lb after the Diaz fight proved. He was ready for the taking at the final bell, completely out on his feet.
Devon will absolutely flatten him.
Did the Diaz fight prove that? Wasn't it made at 10st 3lb. Maybe he was tight at that weight?
After all, he was a lightweight when he was 16 and 17, moving up two divisions from the ages 17-27 is not exactly a Pacquiao style rise.
Anyway, the problem with Khan is Hunter's confusing instructions, not the weight.
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I told you to keep that quiet !sweetscience wrote:Gomez has a lot of hate for khanWrists wrote:
With the greatest of respect (as I know you're a very good poster on here) you are hardly impartial in this whole scenario are you?
But it's understandable.... He has been skypeing his mrs recently
