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According to the Bolton Evening News Khan's fight is .....
Posted: 27 Feb 2009, 10:39
by whicker
...... off limits for his family members. Usually a large number of his family are at ringside, but apparantly they will not be there for his Manchester fight against Barrera. I think this is unsually, although I havn't read the article directly so I might just be getting the wrong end of the stick!
I can understand why they wouldn't want to be there, could be added pressure for Khan etc.
Re: According to the Bolton Evening News Khan's fight is off lim
Posted: 27 Feb 2009, 10:43
by DG.
whicker wrote:According to the Bolton Evening News Khans fight is off limits for his family members. Usually a large number of his family are at ringside, but apparantly they will not be there for his Manchester fight against Barrera. I think this is unsually, although I havn't read the article directly so I might just be getting the wrong end of the stick!
I can understand why they wouldn't want to be there, could be added pressure for Khan etc.
When they are as young as 18 months ( as one member was) I think it is right to leave them at home.
His mum fainted whe he was mashed down ( she was ringside) and that is not good for anyone to see.
Re: According to the Bolton Evening News Khan's fight is off lim
Posted: 27 Feb 2009, 10:58
by hitman_hatton1
shame that sister of his tabinda won't be there. :(
Re: According to the Bolton Evening News Khan's fight is off lim
Posted: 27 Feb 2009, 11:34
by BABY BLUE
well to honest with you .no child at the age of 2 or 3 should be allowed to attend boxing matches.they should be tucked in bed . also people at ringside get really annoyed with this as well. .
Re: According to the Bolton Evening News Khan's fight is off lim
Posted: 27 Feb 2009, 11:37
by BABY BLUE
whicker wrote:According to the Bolton Evening News Khans fight is off limits for his family members. Usually a large number of his family are at ringside, but apparantly they will not be there for his Manchester fight against Barrera. I think this is unsually, although I havn't read the article directly so I might just be getting the wrong end of the stick!
I can understand why they wouldn't want to be there, could be added pressure for Khan etc.
i have just gone under the website no news on this matter?
Re: According to the Bolton Evening News Khan's fight is off lim
Posted: 27 Feb 2009, 14:29
by whicker
BABY BLUE wrote:whicker wrote:According to the Bolton Evening News Khans fight is off limits for his family members. Usually a large number of his family are at ringside, but apparantly they will not be there for his Manchester fight against Barrera. I think this is unsually, although I havn't read the article directly so I might just be getting the wrong end of the stick!
I can understand why they wouldn't want to be there, could be added pressure for Khan etc.
i have just gone under the website no news on this matter?
Sorry, yeah- I myself only heard this on another message board, I haven't read the paper myself. So possibly a different paper or just mixed up gossip. Could have been an old story that someone has just mentioned recently. Who knows?
Re: According to the Bolton Evening News Khan's fight is off lim
Posted: 27 Feb 2009, 14:42
by rmz
I wouldn't want my family there either. I box and I don't mind bringing a couple friends, a brother, or a cousin or two to come watch for support, but whose mum wants to see their son get smashed in the face? Even my father isn't keen on it.
Re: According to the Bolton Evening News Khan's fight is off lim
Posted: 27 Feb 2009, 14:54
by n1ebf
DG. wrote:whicker wrote:According to the Bolton Evening News Khans fight is off limits for his family members. Usually a large number of his family are at ringside, but apparantly they will not be there for his Manchester fight against Barrera. I think this is unsually, although I havn't read the article directly so I might just be getting the wrong end of the stick!
I can understand why they wouldn't want to be there, could be added pressure for Khan etc.
When they are as young as 18 months ( as one member was) I think it is right to leave them at home.
His mum fainted whe he was mashed down ( she was ringside) and that is not good for anyone to see.
Haha. I am not laughin in a malevolent way, I am just laughin at the ignorance of mummy....it's not all strawberries and cream. She is happy to watch some other womens' sons gets blasted out as long as it's not her own. Like the sticker says "shit happens".
Personally I think any right mother wouldn't want to be at ringside. Just my humble opinion. Lol she'll be better prepared for next time
Re: According to the Bolton Evening News Khan's fight is off lim
Posted: 27 Feb 2009, 14:58
by n1ebf
DG. wrote:whicker wrote:According to the Bolton Evening News Khans fight is off limits for his family members. Usually a large number of his family are at ringside, but apparantly they will not be there for his Manchester fight against Barrera. I think this is unsually, although I havn't read the article directly so I might just be getting the wrong end of the stick!
I can understand why they wouldn't want to be there, could be added pressure for Khan etc.
When they are as young as 18 months ( as one member was) I think it is right to leave them at home.
His mum fainted whe he was mashed down ( she was ringside) and that is not good for anyone to see.
I am in complete agreement DG
No child under 5 should be at a boxing match.
D
Lol Charlie an the chocolate factory......I want a real gun!!........Not 'til you're 12 son.
Re: According to the Bolton Evening News Khan's fight is off lim
Posted: 27 Feb 2009, 15:04
by hoop
I cant think why anyone would take a child to a boxing match let alone sit at ring side with them when a close family member is fighting its fornicating sick, khans family do my head in at ringside there's just so many of them all going mental.