Rachid Drilzane for Khan
Not as if he's headlining though is it.Top Dog wrote:, the folk who go and see him are mugs, sorry guys. I wouldn't go and see him fighting this calibre of opponent if I got in for nowt.
Cook - Harrison - intriguing british battle, WBO strap on the line
Harrison - Skelton - good heavy fight, make or break for Audley commonwealth title fight
Oboh - Oakey - interesting opportunity to see Oboh, british belt on the line
Morris - simpson for the british title
Its Khans first outing over 8rds and isnt the plan to have him fight the winner of Lawtong hickman who face off in feb?
Come on, Khan aint going to be put in with anyone who has a dig, just powderpuff punchers, Uncle Frank aint taking a chance. They build him up as if he is the greatest boxer on the planet, "I'll be fighting for titles next year" says Khan, get a reality check, he gets non puching featherweights and suddenly thinks he is Oscar Dela Hoya.
feckin idiot.
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overhand_right
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Oh dear. Khan's career is starting to turn into a joke. He should be at least fighting for the British or Commonwealth title by this point. They could even put him in against someone like Willy Blain if they don't want him to face big punchers. Knocking out bums like this is completely useless for his development.
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boxingchat
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8 oz n ot 10 oz, you know your onions don't you?J-C wrote:One thing I have noticed is the Reebok gloves they use for Khan's bouts look pretty big. Obviously they'll be the standard 10oz but as we all know different brands of glove vary i.e. Reyes better for punchers than Everlast. Probably nothing, just something I'd noticed.
Warren's choice of opponents does make you wonder, even if you're trying to protect your fighter surely it can help to keep feeding him fighters with no punch.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Ah right sorry 8oz, it's 10 oz in the amatures,boxingchat wrote:8 oz n ot 10 oz, you know your onions don't you?J-C wrote:One thing I have noticed is the Reebok gloves they use for Khan's bouts look pretty big. Obviously they'll be the standard 10oz but as we all know different brands of glove vary i.e. Reyes better for punchers than Everlast. Probably nothing, just something I'd noticed.
Warren's choice of opponents does make you wonder, even if you're trying to protect your fighter surely it can help to keep feeding him fighters with no punch.
James I think Nevada brought in the rule 10oz for 135lb and above.
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He can't fight for the British title until he is 21 - ridiculous rule which needs to be changed. Not sure if its the same for the Commonwealth? Anyone know??glahn wrote:Oh dear. Khan's career is starting to turn into a joke. He should be at least fighting for the British or Commonwealth title by this point. They could even put him in against someone like Willy Blain if they don't want him to face big punchers. Knocking out bums like this is completely useless for his development.
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jomothepure
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No, but I'd like to. If Khan's elligible, I think the Comm title would be Warren's first plan for him title-wise. Would he have the beating of Limmond in 6-8 months time? I'd say yesnickd wrote:He can't fight for the British title until he is 21 - ridiculous rule which needs to be changed. Not sure if its the same for the Commonwealth? Anyone know??glahn wrote:Oh dear. Khan's career is starting to turn into a joke. He should be at least fighting for the British or Commonwealth title by this point. They could even put him in against someone like Willy Blain if they don't want him to face big punchers. Knocking out bums like this is completely useless for his development.