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Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 07:26
by mark thompson
He was calling out Ricky Hatton wasn't he not too long ago thats laughable !

Re: An Idea For SN!

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 07:35
by Rob Magic
IMO Kahn wasnt worthy of fighting on ppv he aint done f**k all. Now, after been demolished by an unknown fighter who exposed him for what he really is who's gonna want to pay to watch him fight again. Surely he aint gonna demand the amount of money that made warren have to put it on ppv in the first place. No chin, no defence no way he gonna beat any current champions from domestic to world. Might as well go back to fighting super-featherweight that he can bully.

Re: An Idea For SN!

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 07:37
by Max Molyneux
Give Khan a confidence win first then make him earn a shot at the British title so he can walk before he runs first. Then maybe he'll earn some respect. He won't be world class but he Is domestic level.

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 07:45
by My T Sharp
From the Warren site:
Amir Khan will return to action on December 6 at the NEC in Birmingham - and insists that despite defeat by Breidis Prescott, he will come back stronger.
...so is he fighting on the Frankie Gavin undercard? :D

Anyone for Khan vs Hatton ???

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 07:47
by mark thompson
who was Amir Khan kidding calling out Hatton, Hatton could take every punch Amir could throw at him in return Amir would fold like a cheap pack off cards !!!!

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 07:51
by Rob Magic
I cant stop watching the video of it. Its great when Kahn gets knocked down the first time and you can hear all the screaming in the crowd :lol: All i can say is the general public are soooooooo naive.

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 07:52
by Gray-Fox
He'll come back, and most people will swallow the BS of the next promotion.

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 07:58
by My T Sharp
boxrec wrote:
My T Sharp wrote:From the Warren site:
Amir Khan will return to action on December 6 at the NEC in Birmingham - and insists that despite defeat by Breidis Prescott, he will come back stronger.
...so is he fighting on the Frankie Gavin undercard? :D
Wow Warren still has faith in him then...

Any guesses to who he's gonna fight next?
If the bill is in Birmingham, it makes sense to put him in with Martin Gethin.

Re: Anyone for Khan vs Hatton ???

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 07:59
by banjo
What was Khan thinking? :lol:

I hate to think what Ricky would do to him.

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:00
by harrygreb
terry, he cant fight going forward against powerful punchers and looks all at sea on the backfoot, he doesnt fight a rear guard action at all convincingly because he is naturally aggresive guys will be waiting for him to open up and then clock his paper chin..8..9..10 . this is a major problem for khan now.
he cant easily go up to lightwelter - as his body tells him to do - because of the heavier punches he will find waiting there. big, big problems.
i'd be suprised if his appetite for the game is not now the biggest question.

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:01
by Finch
Wonder whether Khan still wants Manny Pacquiao sometime soon ???? :D

Re: An Idea For SN!

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:02
by Cannibal
Murray should throw himself in there with Prescott in an attempt to one up Khan. It would get the publics attention if he were to win.

Re: An Idea For SN!

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:03
by Rob Magic
Maybe Warren will be intrested in Prescott after that performance. I think he might of just hit the big time.

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:04
by mark thompson
I agree. Just trying to find positives.[/quote]



there aren't any !

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:06
by Rob Magic
Now he's lost his O he might just throw all caution to the wind and come out brawling. Or retire well off.

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:07
by Gray-Fox
THe fact is, unless Khan turns into a PURE boxer (a la Mayweather, Whitaker) and minimizes the volume and power with which he gets hit, then there's no point in expecting big things from his career. He won't turn into a pure boxer however, because it would mean changing lifetime habits. Those styles (of Pea and Money) have been harnessed over a lifetime and aren't something a new trainer will just bring in.

Re: Anyone for Khan vs Hatton ???

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:12
by Rob Magic
This is the main and only reason i dislike Kahn. If he would of just stayed quiet and got on with it i would of been a little gutted about lastnite but im not. If your gonna run around calling people out and then get demolished by an unkown fighter then you deserve what you get. Taking nothing away from prescott though he looked a bit of an animal. :lol:

Re: Anyone for Khan vs Hatton ???

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:16
by mark thompson
Id be interested to watch Prescott fight again to see what he's up to maybe Murray or Thaxton what does anyone else think ?

Re: Anyone for Khan vs Hatton ???

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:18
by DG.
mark thompson wrote:Id be interested to watch Prescott fight again to see what he's up to maybe Murray or Thaxton what does anyone else think ?

It will be Alex Arthur Vs Prescott THEN Amir Khan Vs AA ( if AA beats Pescott).

:D

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:19
by chesh
Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:Get a title shot against a weaker champ like Juan Diaz (if he gets a belt), Campbell (if hes around he'll be ancient), Kotelnik, Romanov
???!!! Are you feeling alright, PN??

Re: Anyone for Khan vs Hatton ???

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:20
by mark thompson
very much doubt that !

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:29
by DG.
Terry D wrote:
mark thompson wrote:I agree. Just trying to find positives.


there aren't any !
I'm off to walk my dog. Still can't think of any positives, you guys are right!

I don't see Prescott going too far either, he didn't look great pre-Khan so who is to say he is suddenly a world beater? I would like SN to sign him and to see him box again before judging. We know he can hit but what else does he have?[/quote]


Fwank has options on Prescott, its on his site.


:D

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:35
by hitman_hatton1
DG. wrote:Fwank has options on Prescott, its on his site.


:D
rematch it is then. :lol:

WAS AMIR SET UP?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:40
by Big Bad Wolf
Begs the question doesnt it?

Who in their right mind would match a potential world champion with someone with a record of 19 wins - 17 KO's? And blame it on the trainer that no one has heard off? What happened to the matchmaker? Its a classic case of "the butler did it"..

I reckon Khan was set up to fail as he starting using his brain and saw how his career (and pocket) could improve without FW.

I would like to hear what you guys think?

Re: What next for Khan?

Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 08:48
by Phenomenal-Nutrition
chesh wrote:
Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:Get a title shot against a weaker champ like Juan Diaz (if he gets a belt), Campbell (if hes around he'll be ancient), Kotelnik, Romanov
???!!! Are you feeling alright, PN??
Styles make fights and losses happen Im keeping the faith :D