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want a laugh?? read this KHAN, HARRISON TOPIC

Posted: 01 Sep 2004, 08:22
by bigped
Read this in another site was a lot of posts but here are the first few:

We''re all getting excited about this Amir Khan guy but will he go on to be as successful as a professional as Britain''s previous Olympic boxing finallist, Audley Harrison. Our Audley is still unbeaten as a pro and he is also the Heavyweight champion of the world. It''s asking a lot of Khan to have a similar amount of success in the ring so let''s hope that the media don''t go over the top about him, regardless of today''s result. Let''s hope that Khan doesn''t suffer from the build them up and knock them down syndrome that has been inflicted on so many British sportstars in the past.
Posted by : lucylucy 29 Aug 11:15

The only way Khan could possibly follow in the footsteps of King Audley, is to break him in easily into the Pro game, I thought some of Audley''s early opponents were far too stiff a test, and this undermined his confidence and meant it took longer than necessary to achieve his ultimate goal, but presumeably lessons have been learned.
Posted by : Janov 29 Aug 11:16

Fair enough lucy but Audley won those early fights and he learnt a lot from the experience. It certainly didn''t hinder his ambitions as he is now world champion. Let''s hope we can say the same about Khan in four years time.

What a joke,, are these people being serious.....hope not

Posted: 01 Sep 2004, 08:23
by Loynesy
You have to assume this is irony....

Posted: 01 Sep 2004, 08:46
by dondada
bigped - lucylucy's post is not as daft as it sounds...for the layman that is. Until Danny's big win and then Amir, Audley was probably the best known active British boxer, due to his exposure on terrestrial TV.

And they announce him as a heavyweight champion of the world.

You can't blame non-followers for coming up with this nonsense as they believe what they are told.

Posted: 01 Sep 2004, 08:52
by bugs
I would say that Khan can be as successful as Harrisson and also become heavyweight champion of the world, I think the IBAWBFFC belt is available.

Posted: 03 Sep 2004, 06:40
by Jedi Knight
I'm sorry but these people obviously know very little about boxing so why even listen to it.... :roll:

Posted: 03 Sep 2004, 07:33
by dondada
Jedi Knight wrote:I'm sorry but these people obviously know very little about boxing so why even listen to it.... :roll:
You are right...but we should listen to MORE of it, to be honest. It should remind us of the awful way our sport is portrayed in the media and of the destructive confusion caused by the alphabet boys.

Posted: 03 Sep 2004, 07:51
by steve689
That's true enough Ian, for none watchers of the sport Audley could easily come across as a "World Champion" even though he holds a KFC belt. People are not to know any different.

Posted: 03 Sep 2004, 09:46
by Max Molyneux
bugs wrote:I would say that Khan can be as successful as Harrisson and also become heavyweight champion of the world, I think the IBAWBFFC belt is available.
Be as successful yes but not heavyweight since Khan is a lightweight.

Posted: 03 Sep 2004, 10:04
by Matchfixer
Max Molyneux wrote:
bugs wrote:I would say that Khan can be as successful as Harrisson and also become heavyweight champion of the world, I think the IBAWBFFC belt is available.
Be as successful yes but not heavyweight since Khan is a lightweight.

I think he was saying anyone can claim a heavyweight world title (no matter what you weight) as there are so many belts available.

Posted: 04 Sep 2004, 04:15
by Guest
:lol: What site was this on?

Posted: 11 Sep 2004, 04:18
by bugs
Max Molyneux wrote:
bugs wrote:I would say that Khan can be as successful as Harrisson and also become heavyweight champion of the world, I think the IBAWBFFC belt is available.
Be as successful yes but not heavyweight since Khan is a lightweight.
Thanks for pointing that out, you obviously thought I was on the wrong forum :D Just to make it clear I did know that little known fact.