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Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 09:15
by TJ77
And still no chatter on the british and Irish board.
He has served up a crap fight publicised it by saying its a laugh in Kell Brooks face in his home town.
Way to make people from Sheffield come out.
I HONESTLY HOPE THIS SHOW DIES ON ITS ARSE AND HE FUCKS OFF BACK TO AMERICA.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 09:22
by desperados
he's made an irrelevence of himself that's for sure. Must be embarrassing for him, losing 2 world title fights in a row then having to go back and mix it up with nobodies for no reason other than to regain self confidence.
I wonder how long he spends fighting bums in meaningless fights aswell, long enough for Rios, Alvarado, Matthysse, Lamont, Garcia & Broner to... uhm... retire? Or does he shamelessy bodyswerve them all in a GBP cherry picked route to a title like they have had the brass neck to do with Broner?
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 09:26
by The Insider
Not much Khan love here is there?
I reckon he's entitled to a "gimme" this time and lets see who is up next.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 09:31
by TopGun
I'm not a big fan of Khan the person but Khan the boxer I do like and is my top 3 UK boxers to watch.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 09:39
by jtourettes
The Insider wrote:Not much Khan love here is there?
I reckon he's entitled to a "gimme" this time and lets see who is up next.
Every fight since Maidana was supposed to be a gimme. Just sayin'
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 09:58
by desperados
The Insider wrote:Not much Khan love here is there?
I reckon he's entitled to a "gimme" this time and lets see who is up next.
he already had 1 after having his ass handed to him by Garcia.
He can continue to take them if he likes, and everyone else will continue to... not care.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 11:06
by mullenman
i wonder how ticket sales are going as well
they seemed rather highly price for the quality of the opponent
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 11:15
by markfightoptions
Forgot all about this fight, im more interested to see how Audley does to be honest, khans fight doesnt interest me in the least.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 11:26
by leforge
mullenman wrote:i wonder how ticket sales are going as well
they seemed rather highly price for the quality of the opponent
Someone said ok not great. Audley would added numbers in London but not Sheffield.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 11:41
by Hagler2002
mullenman wrote:i wonder how ticket sales are going as well
they seemed rather highly price for the quality of the opponent
He's plugging them on twitter so my guess is not so good.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 12:08
by Andrew
Agree the headline fight is crap but I'm gonna watch Terry Flannigan v Nate Campbell
and of course A Force v Wilder
REDEMPTION

Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 12:29
by n1ebf
what a whiney-ass topic. There are Khan fans about but I guess you'll always get people that prefer to watch big bullies/ gobby ones/ gutless ones that don't like fighting but want paying for it climb in the ring and windmill at each other.
@ "must be embarrassing for him to lose two world title fights in a row"...
yeah I thought that, how hugely embarrassing for the lad eh? :>
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 12:37
by stujones
I think it would be an acceptable fight if this was his comeback fight from the Garcia loss.... indeed it would probably be considered a decent fight..... but its not.
Julio Diaz aint bad, a former world champion etc. It compares favourably to Yusef Mack (just about), but then Khan aint on a Froch run of opponent before that.... patience is wearing thin.
Having said that, a bit stunned at the poster who said "every fight since Maidana have been gimmie's"..... I seriously hope geniune big four unification clashes aren't considered Gimmie's - unless you've have got a Floyd Mayweather air of dominance and the other champion are seriously proven level B fighter (and I don't think Judah or Garcia were that).
Floyd Mayweather vs Paulie Malignaggi would be a dissapointing Gimmie - but not many other unification matches that would be.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 12:42
by desperados
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:what a whiney-ass topic. There are Khan fans about but I guess you'll always get people that prefer to watch big bullies/ gobby ones/ gutless ones that don't like fighting but want paying for it climb in the ring and windmill at each other.
@ "must be embarrassing for him to lose two world title fights in a row"...
yeah I thought that, how hugely embarrassing for the lad eh? :>
nice effort at taking a quote of context, bravo

Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 12:52
by whiskey
It's quite an 'interesting' card to be fair, not sure it commands the ticket prices however.
Jack Caterall is on there and is a decent prospect coming through. I will look forward to seeing him fighting.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 12:56
by n1ebf
desperados wrote:NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:what a whiney-ass topic. There are Khan fans about but I guess you'll always get people that prefer to watch big bullies/ gobby ones/ gutless ones that don't like fighting but want paying for it climb in the ring and windmill at each other.
@ "must be embarrassing for him to lose two world title fights in a row"...
yeah I thought that, how hugely embarrassing for the lad eh? :>
nice effort at taking a quote of context, bravo

sorry,
"Must be embarrassing for him, losing 2 world title fights in a row then having to go back and mix it up with nobodies for no reason other than to regain self confidence."
No, I don't agree with you at all that that must be embarrassing.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 13:31
by TJ77
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:what a whiney-ass topic. There are Khan fans about but I guess you'll always get people that prefer to watch big bullies/ gobby ones/ gutless ones that don't like fighting but want paying for it climb in the ring and windmill at each other.
@ "must be embarrassing for him to lose two world title fights in a row"...
yeah I thought that, how hugely embarrassing for the lad eh? :>
A whiney ass topic how ?
I was a Khan fan.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 13:55
by chad
TJ77 wrote:NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:what a whiney-ass topic. There are Khan fans about but I guess you'll always get people that prefer to watch big bullies/ gobby ones/ gutless ones that don't like fighting but want paying for it climb in the ring and windmill at each other.
@ "must be embarrassing for him to lose two world title fights in a row"...
yeah I thought that, how hugely embarrassing for the lad eh? :>
A whiney ass topic how ?
I was a Khan fan.
"I HONESTLY HOPE THIS SHOW DIES ON ITS ARSE AND HE FUCKS OFF BACK TO AMERICA."
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 14:10
by desperados
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:desperados wrote:NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:what a whiney-ass topic. There are Khan fans about but I guess you'll always get people that prefer to watch big bullies/ gobby ones/ gutless ones that don't like fighting but want paying for it climb in the ring and windmill at each other.
@ "must be embarrassing for him to lose two world title fights in a row"...
yeah I thought that, how hugely embarrassing for the lad eh? :>
nice effort at taking a quote of context, bravo

sorry,
"Must be embarrassing for him, losing 2 world title fights in a row then having to go back and mix it up with nobodies for no reason other than to regain self confidence."
No, I don't agree with you at all that that must be embarrassing.
Having to take such a drastic step back from the world title scene & into obscurity, particularly when you have the ability Khan has, would certainly hurt my pride. What did he say to Bradley again? Think it was something about growing some balls. Maybe Khan should shrink his balls down to Bradleys size & fight Pacquiao & Provodnikov.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 14:41
by n1ebf
drastic step backwards fighting people who've worn world titles?

Everybody might as well pack in now then in that case. Ever lost a fight? Ever had to go back to the drawing board? Well you're a bum and and embarrassment,
especially if you have ability. This is basically a throw any old insults at Amir Khan thread. That lad basically won an Olympic medal and then spent a few years juggling two different cultures and at 18yr old did a pretty bloody good job if you ask me. Soon as he puts a Pakistani gumshield in to go with his Union Jack shorts or gets knocked out he can p*ss off to the USA and good riddance for some. Aside from running his car into some chap - not exactly Naseem Hamed now was it, I like both the boxer and the guy. Getting rocked to his
boots by Maidana and winning the fight he essentially shut the "chinny Khan gang" up, but you can't win with some people.
Even if only 3,000 people come to watch him - which it won't be, it will be a lot more than that, they'll be fans too so I doubt will really give a toss if they're aren't 12,000 there.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 14:50
by TJ77
I said was i followed his career saw him live several times
Hell i even bought his book qued up and got him to sign it.
I was a fan but how anyone can support him now is beyond me .
His crimes are numerous and well documented so I will leave it there.
And one more thing with all that dough you would think he could sort your old mans teeth out.
Shocking
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 14:59
by desperados
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Soon as he puts a Pakistani gumshield in to go with his Union Jack shorts or ...
I like Khan, the sport is better & more entertaining for it. I hope within the next year or 2 he gets a crack at Mayweather aswell, it's a winnabel fight for him imo.
But there's no reason to bring up shit about his flag/gumshield when i'm merely criticising his current matchmaking.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 15:01
by Adamj1987
leforge wrote:mullenman wrote:i wonder how ticket sales are going as well
they seemed rather highly price for the quality of the opponent
Someone said ok not great. Audley would added numbers in London but not Sheffield.
I was thinking of going just for audley but it adds to to too much with travel and hotel
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 15:05
by TJ77
desperados wrote:NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Soon as he puts a Pakistani gumshield in to go with his Union Jack shorts or ...
I like Khan, the sport is better & more entertaining for it. I hope within the next year or 2 he gets a crack at Mayweather aswell, it's a winnabel fight for him imo.
But there's no reason to bring up poo about his flag/gumshield when i'm merely criticising his current matchmaking.
Every Khan thread has the race issue brought in its a shield
Its bullshit he is British his creed or colour do not factor.
Re: Amir 4 days to go
Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 15:26
by n1ebf
TJ77 wrote:desperados wrote:NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Soon as he puts a Pakistani gumshield in to go with his Union Jack shorts or ...
I like Khan, the sport is better & more entertaining for it. I hope within the next year or 2 he gets a crack at Mayweather aswell, it's a winnabel fight for him imo.
But there's no reason to bring up poo about his flag/gumshield when i'm merely criticising his current matchmaking.
Every Khan thread has the race issue brought in its a shield
Its bullshit he is British his creed or colour do not factor.
Yes he is. But his grandparents/ parents aren't. The lad is a Brit but he is dual-heritage. Going on an Olympic run and losing out at the last hurdle to the best around, as the sole boxer sent to the games, then turning pro a Muslim a largely un-Muslim country and appealing to people across the board with none of these fancy PR course nonsense some so called top-footballers get and still come across like pondweed- on the back of the Twin Towers - okay I know that isn't the argument in the thread but imo with the car incident aside - he has always come across to me as a decent, likeable lad.
Amir Khan's main
crimes are being talented/ famous/ rich/ getting beat and........I could go on.
Khan is alright
I used to fancy that Kell might beat him with some powerful accurate shots, were they to ever meet - however having seen them recently on the sofa together on Ringside, it's clear who was exuding the more confidence to me. I think Khan in that one but would be a great event.