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Re: Amir Khan interview on SSN
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 09:46
by hitman_hatton1
Re: Amir Khan interview on SSN
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 09:52
by Syntax Error
Number 7 was a laugh-a-minute! :P
The others were to be expected of someone who has big dreams & have just seen them go up in smoke.
I think Khan can come back, but he's going to have radically alter his lifestyle & fighting style.
He's got to cut out the minor celebirty crap & concentrate 100% on boxing.
He's go to use his natural physical attriubutes (ie long arms & blistering speed) & become more of a 'boxer' type & stop trying to KO everybody.
Khans career is not over!
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 17:37
by emma
Come on be realistic I dont think hes career is over. He took a gamble ( which you all wanted) and lost. Hes young he can come back from this. obviously he'll have to be matched carefully but to say his career is over is a bit over the top. HOWEVER I do think he'll begin to fade into the background and Ive said this before BUT I think Kell will overtake him and be Britians best prospect/champion etc.

Re: khan ko on youtube
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 18:00
by REAL_DEAL
Youtube is full of racist idiots. I think they should ban the comments box alltogether. This is one of the worst Videos of Khan fight and the most shocking
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7vRX5VSD5Q
Why hasn't allegedly/Youtube staff removed these type of videos don't they work on a fornicating Sunday. I hope they are busy tomorrow. If not give me a job.
Re: Khans career is not over!
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 18:22
by Rob Magic
Hopefuly all the hype will stop now he's been exposed.
Re: Khans career is not over!
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 19:34
by charlieb
Took a gamble? Rubbish!
They (SN) had no idea.
They couldn't put Khan in with a known quantity on the domestic scene (let alone world scene) without a significant risk involved, so to justify the PPV (in their minds) they found some unknown, undefeated fall guy recommended by Khan's trainer!
Prescott didn't read the script. Reap the whirlwind Warren.
Re: Khans career is not over!
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 19:40
by Gray-Fox
emma wrote:Come on be realistic I dont think hes career is over. He took a gamble ( which you all wanted) and lost. Hes young he can come back from this. obviously he'll have to be matched carefully but to say his career is over is a bit over the top. HOWEVER I do think he'll begin to fade into the background and Ive said this before BUT I think Kell will overtake him and be Britians best prospect/champion etc.

Kell will be exposed soon enough as well. He gets hit way too much for a top line prospect.
Re: Khans career is not over!
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 20:05
by BigEars
Gray-Fox wrote:emma wrote:Come on be realistic I dont think hes career is over. He took a gamble ( which you all wanted) and lost. Hes young he can come back from this. obviously he'll have to be matched carefully but to say his career is over is a bit over the top. HOWEVER I do think he'll begin to fade into the background and Ive said this before BUT I think Kell will overtake him and be Britians best prospect/champion etc.

Kell will be exposed soon enough as well. He gets hit way too much for a top line prospect.
Kell's chin is a bit suspect too, although he may have enough to get over McIntyre and actually become British champion.
Re: Khans career is not over!
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 01:12
by adamheight
this was a horrible loss for amir...it will be hard for him to bounce back from that brutal KO.
he was a brave SOB though, got up from the first knockdown and had a good go at getting up from the second knockdown.
Re: Amir Khan interview on SSN
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 01:26
by adamheight
to be fair, lennox lewis was brutally KO'd early by mccall and rahman, yet lennox is still considered one of the best heavyweights ever.
Re: Amir Khan interview on SSN
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 02:11
by jimglen
re: LL, yeah wrongly!
achievements vs head to head against 'real' greats = "what achievements"
Re: Amir Khan interview on SSN
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 02:55
by DavidPayne
Jim, you could pick holes in every heavyweights record.
As for Amir, I haven't seen it yet - If FW had said he gets knocked out I'm might have purchased it!
However, he's always fought the wrong style. Too aggressive, too wild, too wide open. And he's barely improved.
I didn't think Prescott was quick enough to land his big shots - which just shows, I presume, how naive Khan remains after 18 patsy fights.
Would the odd Alan Bosworth after half a dozen fights have taught him more than the imported featherweight muggles did?
Re: Amir Khan interview on SSN
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 03:01
by Poncey
I've lost what little respect I had for Amir after his loss. There's been interesting reactions by fighters. Especially one from internally.
Perhaps Amir isn't as well liked within the FW stable as we thought.
Re: Amir Khan interview on SSN
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 03:07
by BAMBI
Ive noticed that people mentioned about him needing to change his lifestyle? What does he eaxctly do that may affect his career?
Re: Amir Khan interview on SSN
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 03:12
by DavidPayne
As always be can all be retrospective experts on every aspect of his career, but lest we forget why he was so eager to turn over. Because he got dumped on his arse by, was it Craig Watson? As an am.
I've just watched it on the net - and the errors he made were fundamentals. Just dropped his hands, in range before throwing.
Re: Amir Khan interview on SSN
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 03:14
by Poncey
Yeah, Watson dropped him in the Ams. Haven't seen it, but I've been told it was hard.
Maybe someone here knows more?
Re: Khans career is not over!
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 04:38
by twenty six
FFS Emma will you give it a rest.
Kel needs a fan like you like Scott Harrison needs a bottle of Vodka.
What the fornicate has the Khan situation got to do with Kel ?
Leave the kid alone.
Re: Amir Khan interview on SSN
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 05:25
by My T Sharp
Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:I've lost what little respect I had for Amir after his loss. There's been interesting reactions by fighters. Especially one from internally.
Perhaps Amir isn't as well liked within the FW stable as we thought.
I was actually thinking yesterday that Kevin Mitchell should get a bit more of a promotional push now.
OK, he isn't top world class and he can be cocky, but he's coming off two hard fought and very entertaining fights (last one against a Colombian

).
Re: Amir Khan interview on SSN
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 05:39
by rob h
The Watson knock down is available on youtube. He got hit hard and went bandy legged but he did get up from it and carried on punching.
Re: Khans career is not over!
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 06:56
by emma
twenty six wrote:FFS Emma will you give it a rest.
Kel needs a fan like you like Scott Harrison needs a bottle of Vodka.
What the eff has the Khan situation got to do with Kel ?
Leave the kid alone.
keep your hat on your miserable git.

I mean its alright when you go on about ryan rhodes isnt it?
Re: khan ko on youtube
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 07:25
by Phenomenal-Nutrition
boxrec wrote:REAL_DEAL wrote:Youtube is full of racist idiots. I think they should ban the comments box alltogether. This is one of the worst Videos of Khan fight and the most shocking
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7vRX5VSD5Q
Why hasn't allegedly allegedly allegedly/Youtube staff removed these type of videos don't they work on a effing Sunday. I hope they are busy tomorrow. If not give me a job.
Yeah, that video should be banned, because it is clearly racist.
And Inaccurate, the world he was looking for clearly began with P and not N, plus the shitty music.
Re: khan ko on youtube
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 07:28
by banjo
And the irony of putting "white power" at the end of the video, obviously the dumb racist inbreds forgot that Khan was KO'd by a black guy.
Re: Amir Khan interview on SSN
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 07:52
by Syntax Error
BAMBI wrote:Ive noticed that people mentioned about him needing to change his lifestyle? What does he eaxctly do that may affect his career?
He's a bit of a minor celebrity in Northwest England.
He makes guest start appearances at various functions & to be fair to him, he does a lot of charity work etc.
Maybe he needs to go down the Joe Calzaghe road & focus solely on boxing?

Re: khan ko on youtube
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 08:19
by DavidPayne
Terry D wrote:To be fair Khan has hit a few guys when they are on their way down. You punch until the ref tells you to stop punching.
Khan should have been thrown out for this infringement last time out?
Did it twice and landed flush in the same round if I recall.
Re: khan ko on youtube
Posted: 08 Sep 2008, 08:51
by Khaosai-Galaxy
observer1 wrote:there are some disgusting comments on there. Khan may not be your cup of tea, but the level opf racism on some the Khan Videos are disgusting.
Seriously, As if Khan set fire to the Union Jack or something. Friggin' inbreds
youtube is dreadful for this kind of thing, just look at
any clip that has someone black or asian or whatever in it and watch middle america fill up 9 pages in 30 minutes with racist bile