Don't make the same mistakes as Naz!!!!!!

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Post by Hagler2002 »

I don't like him one bit, his interviews, his attitude, actually just everything about the guy pisses me off :roll:
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Post by T.M.K »

knockout wrote:Inexperienced drivers shouldnt really be having 300+bhp cars anyway, regardless of who you are.

Its a recipe for disaster.....
Nail, hit, head. :TU: End of story.

"T.M.K"


ps: I am not as surprised now that I agree wholeheartedly with you Mr Knockout....now that I know who you are :D
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Post by Old bones Ian »

Typical british reactions here, as soon as someone shows a bit of talent lets all knock them down, some people moan when we don't have any talent in this country, then when we have talent in Hatton, Calzaghe , Khan , Murray etc all they want is for them to lose.
God forbid any of the boxers showing a bit of confidence or once they've earned a million how dare they go out and spend some of it.

I'm having a very bad day at work, so needed a rant
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Umm, Khan has already been given a slapped wrist for running someone down at the lights, is only 19, is driving a car which would not normally be considered suitable for someone who has just learnt to drive, and has now been clocked at 140 mph.

In my case it's not out of spite, I just think I might be an idea to give the lad a Fiat Punto to drive before he fekks himself or someone else over.
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Post by Autobarn »

jimmywils wrote:allegedly allegedly or one of his other 'friends' should get a grip of him NOW. Yeh, he seems like a down to earth sort of guy but hes surrounded by people constantly telling him hes a future world champ. His ego must be getting bigger by the day. He may start to get the attitude of 'do you know who i am'. I hope not.
I just hope that Mbaye doesn't carry him in the gym. If it is the case, Khan could really flatter himself and one day be in for a shock. However, if M'baye - a fine boxer - makes sure to show him a good few things in sparring, Khan will have an inkling of how far he needs to go. Little things like that can be important.

IMO Khan should be scouting Mbaye at every chance because if there's a chance you're going to gun for the guy one day better start doing his homework now.
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Post by Coco »

Just cause they are both Asian Naz and Khan will always get compared.
Amir isn't the first kid 2 get over excited in a fast car.
His handlers/family should take a stronger hold on him and buy him a push bike or something, at least it will keep him fit.
Kids and fast cars are a recipe for disaster, esp as most boxers think they are indestructable anyway
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Post by emma »

Coco wrote:Just cause they are both Asian Naz and Khan will always get compared.
Amir isn't the first kid 2 get over excited in a fast car.
His handlers/family should take a stronger hold on him and buy him a push bike or something, at least it will keep him fit.
Kids and fast cars are a recipe for disaster, esp as most boxers think they are indestructable anyway
come on you cant expect a celeb to ride a push bike it would be too much hassle. :TU:
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Post by Grilling Machine »

thepocketrocket wrote:On the day that we lost Diego Corrales it seems blatantly obvious that Amir should focus on trying to become half the boxer Chico was.
Final Fight wrote:IMO Khan should be scouting Mbaye at every chance because if there's a chance you're going to gun for the guy one day better start doing his homework now.
You're absolutely right that Khan should jump at such a sparring opportunity.

Steve Collins said that he met Hagler in training once, and asked Marvin for a few rounds. Hagler ignored his request. Years later Steve realised it was for the best, admitting Marvin would've schooled him.

Collins of course went on to become an exceptional fighter, but Khan has a different temperament. I believe Amir needs an urgent wake up call, else he'll permanently settle into his bad habits.
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Post by Max Molyneux »

I thought Khan would of sparred with M'Baye since they train with Oliver Harrison?
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