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Thoughts on Amir Khan's first pro fight
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Lefthookhappy19
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I think Khan needs to be handled carefully for a bit yet. He's only 18/19 which is easy to forget and had no senior amatuer career pretty much other than the Olympics. If he works like hell in the gym for the next few years he will be hell to beat. I wish he wouldn't get as reckless as he does when he hurts someone, he's really got to have it hammered into him that he needs to pick his punches when he hurts someone and def keep his chin down.
Well, I was impressed it was a good debut, lots of positives even Ricky and Barry seemed genuinely enthused...power comes from speed and boy he is quick.
I seem to have watched a few Olympic debuts late night on Five by a couple of Americans and they were a lot less emphatic. Don't remember there names but it was recent...any help?
I seem to have watched a few Olympic debuts late night on Five by a couple of Americans and they were a lot less emphatic. Don't remember there names but it was recent...any help?
There's a big difference between Audley topping the bill from day 1 and Khan doing the same. With Harrison there was always going to be at least 1 fight on the undercard that was more exciting than his, with Khan this will never happen because of the pace he fights at. P4P it's a different class.
Obviously early days for Khan but what a fantastic shot in the arm for boxing, great occasion. And to think less than a year ago the public hadn't even heard of the lad.
Obviously early days for Khan but what a fantastic shot in the arm for boxing, great occasion. And to think less than a year ago the public hadn't even heard of the lad.
bradinho wrote:Well, I was impressed it was a good debut, lots of positives even Ricky and Barry seemed genuinely enthused...power comes from speed and boy he is quick.
I seem to have watched a few Olympic debuts late night on Five by a couple of Americans and they were a lot less emphatic. Don't remember there names but it was recent...any help?
Andre Ward was the one they were hyping lately...
Yeah cheers, now I remember two bros at the same weight... and that Ward fella. what weight classes were they at?states wrote:The Dirrell brothers have been on channel 5 as well.
Would the bros ever fight each other? what a tear up that would be judging by the fights i had with my bros! Have brothers (or any other relation fought each other?
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DA_SERGEANT_WRIGHT
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FROM WAT I SAW AMIR KHAN WAS DOING THE HANDS LOW WHICH HE NEVER DID AS AMATUER SO HES OBVIOUSLY GOING 4 THE NASEEM APPROACH TRYNA SELL TICKETS GET FLASH MAKE CASH THATS ALL AND WITH GLASS PANNELS LIKE BAILEY INFRONT OF HIM COURSE HEL SMASH EM BUT WAS BOUT WEN THE BRICK CUMS ALONG THEN THE CONCRETE AN TITANIUM MEN THATS WEN WE WILL C
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Re: Thoughts on Amir Khan's first pro fight
He looked reminiscent of Tommy Hearns!!!!!!Hesketh Vampire wrote:I thought he looked the goods myself. Not a lot more to say really, except I look forward to his next fight.