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Well Khan done him on points 19-13 . he fought well, even against a fighter almost twice his age... far from a classic though, lets watch the press go wild now and blow everything out of proportion...

you beat me to it!

good win for Khan but how come so easy??

calzaghe veit next

Good performance by Khan, you can see he has worked hard for that one, made Kindelan look an old man

Thought it should have been scored closer than that to be honest.

Kindelan looked nervous on his way to the ring and didn't really show up to fight

I dont think either of them were overly impressive to be honest. Khan worked harder and move more, but then thats to be expected from an 18 yo. through some good single punches.

Kindelin looked like what he was... a very old amateur having his last fight after a long glory packed career. incidently as is often the case with these computer scored fights i counted at least 3 good punched Mario never got, in particular a cracking right hand in the second...

wouldnt have made much difference to the score right enough!

despite not seeing the fight, it is clearly a case of Kindelan not showing up to win.... Amir just isnt good enough for a 100 percent Kindelan full stop...

Waiting for the turning professional speach in a second.

KOJOE90 wrote:Waiting for the turning professional speach in a second.

And there it was Khan is a Pro.

there ya go, hes now a pro!! i doubt he will do as well as naseem! but time will tel!!

Average amature fight, wouldnt be suprised if Warren had paid Kindelan to lose so he got a little gold mine in his hands.

Thought the musis for ringwalk was funny tho :

damn, u beat me to it!! :x

lets just hope it got good viewing figures so ITV are tempted to get boxing on regularly

His pro debut is on the Skelton - Williams bill then I think you can guarantee that bill will be on ITV

Anyone watching the Calzaghe highlights? Great Commentary

Quote Froch... "I'll knock him spark out" talking about Calzaghe hahahahahah

knockout wrote:lets just hope it got good viewing figures so ITV are tempted to get boxing on regularly

Indeed. Are the times a changing?

lvlarc_uk wrote:Quote Froch... "I'll knock him spark out" talking about Calzaghe hahahahahah

Theres something about Froch... when hes standing there silent hes ok... but the minute he opnes his mouth or starts fighting.....wankah...

lvlarc_uk wrote:Quote Froch... "I'll knock him spark out" talking about Calzaghe hahahahahah

and he was going to "Smoke his boots" I believe.

lvlarc_uk wrote:Quote Froch... "I'll knock him spark out" talking about Calzaghe hahahahahah

ITV should do a deal with Henessey

KOJOE90 wrote:
and he was going to "Smoke his boots" I believe.

he cannot use that, Naseem used that prior to the Kelly fight, was funny as fcuk.... the pair of them sat on the ring apron dissing each other

It will be interesting to read Frank Warrens Column in News of The World tommorow, or does he write them a day in advance?

I've seen Kindalen fight a couple of times, and seeing as this fight was his last one.

I have to say , that something didn't smell right tonight, i'm a huge boxing fan , but i'm not sure this was right tonight, and i hate to say that.

'I'll smoke his boots' hehe.

The fight was a nothing fight really, no real point but attend to public demand/hype.

Noone will really want to watch boxing again. Everything will go back to normal.

Ridiculous scene with Warren at the disco.

I thought calzaghe looked pathetic, I think there's a good chance lacy can beat him on that performance.

overall, a nothing broadcast that didn't instill any real hope about anything.

Solid performance from Khan, surprised me. Top lad.

Froch - get real son, reminded me of the time Herbie Hide was calling on Lennox Lewis to prove he was the "best in Britain".

I didn't see the fight but great result for Khan.
Hope it does enough to win back some fans - I notice a few of you have taken to Khan badly in the last few weeks because of his supposed attitude problem.. A bit much if you ask me, he's not exactly shouting off at the mouth with distasteful comments, seems to me that it's a bit of inner confidence shining through - and rightly so.

Shame he's gone with Warren but look forward to following his pro career with some interest.