Amir Khan Behind The Ropes

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The 1bangkid
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Amir Khan Behind The Ropes

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Did anyone Watch this yesterday? If so what did you think........... I Learned 3 things 1 .Virgil Hill No Homo I Love him his what I would Imagine Cus d'amato and Futch

would be like 2.Amir is still Amir and his biceps have filled out abit and I like afew of the moves they worked on eg Rolling under and going to the body and countering

dannys left hook 3. Carlos Molina has Real good hand speed and his got some pop behind his punches he aint Paulie Malignaggi like some people are making out and at the same time he aint Maidana or Matthysse.
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The 1bangkid wrote:Did anyone Watch this yesterday? If so what did you think........... I Learned 3 things 1 .Virgil Hill No Homo I Love him his what I would Imagine Cus d'amato and Futch

would be like 2.Amir is still Amir and his biceps have filled out abit and I like afew of the moves they worked on eg Rolling under and going to the body and countering

dannys left hook 3. Carlos Molina has Real good hand speed and his got some pop behind his punches he aint Paulie Malignaggi like some people are making out and the same time he aint Maidana or Matthysse.

Didn't see it, hopefully it will be on youtube, sounds good.
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TopGun wrote:
The 1bangkid wrote:Did anyone Watch this yesterday? If so what did you think........... I Learned 3 things 1 .Virgil Hill No Homo I Love him his what I would Imagine Cus d'amato and Futch

would be like 2.Amir is still Amir and his biceps have filled out abit and I like afew of the moves they worked on eg Rolling under and going to the body and countering

dannys left hook 3. Carlos Molina has Real good hand speed and his got some pop behind his punches he aint Paulie Malignaggi like some people are making out and the same time he aint Maidana or Matthysse.

Didn't see it, hopefully it will be on youtube, sounds good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqKzy40fn5w There you go mate
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Thanks!
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Quite good that, thanks. I have to say I like Molina's old school training of ropes and sand work. He looks small though but I guess that to be expected though.
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Got to respect Virgil Hill. No nonsense guy who knows his stuff.
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What is Virgil Hill doing with Khan?
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Did anybody else notice that Khan was saying exactly the same things about his new training set-up that he was about his former one? He was saying in this that there were too many distractions when he was training at the Wildcard gym and that in the new set-up he has no distractions and is immersed in training. I remember him saying exactly the same thing when he went to Roach. Molina looks like he means business. Could be a good fight.
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MarkMcBurney wrote:What is Virgil Hill doing with Khan?
It's Virgil hunter lads
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Britannian Stallion wrote:Did anybody else notice that Khan was saying exactly the same things about his new training set-up that he was about his former one? He was saying in this that there were too many distractions when he was training at the Wildcard gym and that in the new set-up he has no distractions and is immersed in training. I remember him saying exactly the same thing when he went to Roach. Molina looks like he means business. Could be a good fight.
think he said that when he trained out in the Philopines
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"No homo"?
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Britannian Stallion wrote:Did anybody else notice that Khan was saying exactly the same things about his new training set-up that he was about his former one? He was saying in this that there were too many distractions when he was training at the Wildcard gym and that in the new set-up he has no distractions and is immersed in training. I remember him saying exactly the same thing when he went to Roach. Molina looks like he means business. Could be a good fight.
Exactly what I was thinking. LA helped him escape the distractions of Bolton and now SF is helping him escape the distractions of LA. Can't be arsed with the constant stream of excuses.
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Jst watched this, n I Cnt believe that am saying this. Khan has dun alot for british boxing. He is to be respected, by all his haters, n I wiz wan.
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