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elle
09-27-2007, 06:13 AM
Khan has gone on record recently claiming "I know that in another five fights i'll be a World Champion".

He has also stated his desire to move up a couple of weights and believes he can be a triple weight World Champion.

These are bold statements from Mr Khan. We know that he is fighting Lawton next month and there have been persistent rumours that he could face Earl in December.

Personally I can't see him being put in with Thaxton anytime soon
for even the British Lightweight Title.

Thats just my opinion but whats yours?

kerrminator
09-27-2007, 06:29 AM
There's more of a chance that pigs will fly lol

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elle
09-27-2007, 06:45 AM
There's more of a chance that pigs will fly lol


Thats one cute little flyweight!

achillesthegreat
09-27-2007, 06:58 AM
Lawton
Thaxton
Earl
Mitchell or someone like that
At best he'll get an EU shot and this would be around Dec08 now, maybe 09.

Khan is ambitious but ****** won't let him do what he wants. He has admitted this. Don't be suprised if a Hamed/Hatton like fallout happens.

sean
09-27-2007, 07:05 AM
khan`s last fight shows he is still a novice who makes mistakes novice`s make.

khan is a talent but ****** will want to milk him for all he is worth.

it is obvious that khan`s family will take over at some point and ****** will be put on the back burner.

mike464
09-27-2007, 10:40 AM
he might get a WBU or WBO title

NOrth
09-27-2007, 11:12 AM
WBO, at lightweight, will be be defeating Diaz, or maybe the interim champ in Kastidis? I dont think so myself.

elle
09-27-2007, 01:37 PM
khan is a talent but ****** will want to milk him for all he is worth.

it is obvious that khan`s family will take over at some point and ****** will be put on the back burner.


Think Khan turned professional around May 2005 but does anyone know how long he is tied to ****** for?

robpalmer135
09-27-2007, 02:01 PM
Lawton - Earl - Diaz Melero - Thaxton - David Diaz

that would be a 5 fight route.

i think its more liley he will move up to Light Welter and face Gavin Rees or Torres.

Lightweight is one of the stronger Divisions in terms of champions at the moment, Light Welter is not!

Claypole
09-27-2007, 02:36 PM
I think he should be pushed towards a big money fight as soon as possible, otherwise he'll end up in the same boat as Audley Harrisson.
****** will steer him very carefully to some sort of title avoiding danger all the way, Earl and Thaxton will not be on the agenda, which is a shame because the public love car crash TV.

achillesthegreat
09-27-2007, 02:39 PM
Its amazing how one round v Limond has people forgetting Khan was basically winning every round outside of the kd round.

Limond won 2 rounds at best.

Max Molyneux
09-27-2007, 02:43 PM
Its amazing how one round v Limond has people forgetting Khan was basically winning every round outside of the kd round.

Limond won 2 rounds at best.

He was winning that fight on pure handspeed though. Theres a serious lack of technical skills or defense In Khan.

BigEars
09-27-2007, 05:51 PM
Its amazing how one round v Limond has people forgetting Khan was basically winning every round outside of the kd round.

Limond won 2 rounds at best.

I had it 3-3 after 6 rounds with Limond ahead due to the knockdown .

I think it's amazing how that knockdown round has people forgetting Limond was given Khan a very good fight anyway .

Dunky McCafferty
09-27-2007, 07:55 PM
I think based on Khans performance against Limond he can go onto achieve it all, he got lucky that he wasnt counted out, but the way he came back tells me the guy has the guts to back up his great ring skills, & he got the luck that night regarding the count that every fighter needs once in their career.

Khan wont face much tougher opponents than Limond unless hes fighting for world titles. Thats how highly I rate Limond. & to stop Limond in only his 13th fight? That tells me Khan will win a version of a world title. But in 5 fights? Thats a dangerous strategy, but I like prospects who take risks, & Khan certainly has done that so far in his short career.

China_hand_Joe
09-27-2007, 09:21 PM
Khan is done for. His head movement was nearly none existant against Limond, Willie was landing at will when he managed to actually throw punches (which Khan's reasonable speed prevented somewhat). It is pretty much a guarentee Khan will make an unspectacular pro, given his current situation.

Dunky McCafferty
09-27-2007, 10:34 PM
Khan is done for. His head movement was nearly none existant against Limond, Willie was landing at will when he managed to actually throw punches (which Khan's reasonable speed prevented somewhat). It is pretty much a guarentee Khan will make an unspectacular pro, given his current situation.

Limond has great handspeed though, its always been one of his strengths. It didnt surprise me that he was able to land frequently on Khan.

That was the trouble with this fight for Khan, Limond was criminally overlooked. Everyone thought he was going to be the latest punchbag for Khan, but if it hadnt been for Limonds ring inactivity before the Khan fight things could have been a lot worse for Khan. & Thats not me taking away from the Bolton lad, cos as I always say, Limond is fringe world class IMO.

However you could call me biased, & I couldnt disagree as limond is one of my favourite fighters. but without blowing my own trumpet, Im generally not a bad judge of british fighters most of the time.

Betty Swollocks
09-27-2007, 10:48 PM
Khan is having a Steffi, he can't really think he's good enough to do all that, can he? Or is he that deluded?

Kegsy
09-28-2007, 12:47 AM
China chinned will be exposed the moment he faces a half decent boxer with a hard punch.
Not any of these 20 win guys with 2ko's.

Carlos Primera
09-28-2007, 01:13 AM
China chinned will be exposed the moment he faces a half decent boxer with a hard punch.
Not any of these 20 win guys with 2ko's.
i'd like to see khan go up against katsidis 5 fights from now.:D

Kegsy
09-28-2007, 01:46 AM
i'd like to see khan go up against katsidis 5 fights from now.:DWell if Khan doesnt face at least 1 or 2 known punchers in his next 5 fights, then when takes on Katsidis he will be badly exposed.

kerrminator
09-28-2007, 01:54 AM
Khan is having a Steffi, he can't really think he's good enough to do all that, can he? Or is he that deluded?


He actually believes it :lol::lol::patsch

Check this out, it was after his 6th fight and he calls out Floyd :admin

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alpo1
09-28-2007, 06:35 AM
He actually believes it :lol::lol::patsch

Check this out, it was after his 6th fight and he calls out Floyd :admin

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To spar 4 rounds, theres nothing wrong with that. Boxers are supposed to be confident in their ability, or else they'd shit their panse when they enter the ring.

rydersonthestorm
09-28-2007, 07:19 AM
Kahn is a young guy and i don't see most of you are giving him so much shit, if he improves his flaws in defence and technique i think he could become a world champion. However unless you count a bullshit belt like the wbu as a world title he aint gonna be a world champion in the next 5 fights.

China_hand_Joe
09-28-2007, 07:21 AM
Limond has great handspeed though, its always been one of his strengths. It didnt surprise me that he was able to land frequently on Khan.

That was the trouble with this fight for Khan, Limond was criminally overlooked. Everyone thought he was going to be the latest punchbag for Khan, but if it hadnt been for Limonds ring inactivity before the Khan fight things could have been a lot worse for Khan. & Thats not me taking away from the Bolton lad, cos as I always say, Limond is fringe world class IMO.

However you could call me biased, & I couldnt disagree as limond is one of my favourite fighters. but without blowing my own trumpet, Im generally not a bad judge of british fighters most of the time.Limond was definitely quick and sharp in that fight. But Khan will reach a level where most the guys are quick like that and with other assets along with it.

Limond's sucessful training definitely showed in that fight.

China_hand_Joe
09-28-2007, 07:22 AM
Kahn is a young guy and i don't see most of you are giving him so much shit, if he improves his flaws in defence and technique i think he could become a world champion. However unless you count a bullshit belt like the wbu as a world title he aint gonna be a world champion in the next 5 fights.

He'll probably win a world title, but will never be the man at his weight. Perhaps, being a big name, a few fools will hype him and claim he is. But Amir Khan will never be the best fighter at any weight.

rydersonthestorm
09-28-2007, 07:37 AM
He has a chance at light -welter when ricky and witter go, i think the lightweight division is to strong in talent for him to be the overall champ. To be fair welterweight looks like the big division for the next couple of years so maybe hatton will stay at welter and witter might move up after he beats paul m.

kerrminator
09-28-2007, 08:01 AM
To spar 4 rounds, theres nothing wrong with that. Boxers are supposed to be confident in their ability, or else they'd shit their panse when they enter the ring.

It wasnt a sparring match he was asking for :huh


heres the article......

AMIR Khan has thrown down an audacious challenge to pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather as he prepares for his seventh professional test in Belfast tonight.

Saturday, May 20, 2006
The bullish Bolton teenager believes he has mastered the four-round distance to such an extent he could give the American superstar a run for his money - and would even cross the Atlantic to prove it.

The bullish Bolton teenager believes he has mastered the four-round distance to such an extent he could give the American superstar a run for his money - and would even cross the Atlantic to prove it.
Khan is brimming with confidence after a dazzling start to his professional career, which extends to seven fights against Hungarian Laszlo Komjathi at a sold-out King's Hall.
Khan said: "Talent-wise I am already one of the best fighters in the world over four rounds. I would love to have four rounds with Mayweather. I am as quick if not quicker than him and I can sustain a fast pace non-stop."
Khan's promoter Frank ****** will relish the youngster's ambition but is intent on keeping his feet rather more firmly on the ground, and believes Komjathi is a more realistic opponent at this stage.
Komjathi will certainly represent the biggest test of Khan's career so far, having previously gone the distance with Stefano Zoff in a European lightweight title bid.
And Khan himself is hoping Komjathi will put up a sterner test than those provided by Jackson Williams and Vitali Martynov, who he outclassed in his last two bouts.
Khan said: "I do need rounds because that is where you learn. I get a second wind in training and I want to feel that in a fight. My full strength is still to come. With every fight I am getting stronger and more confident."
"It's been brilliant going to different places and having more people shouting for me than in the top of the bill. It's come so quick, I'm not even champion yet and I'm getting all this support."
The 30-year-old Komjathi brings a solid record and has only been stopped once in his 10-year career. If Khan can add to that number his confidence can justifiably increase.
Scott Harrison's late withdrawal has not unduly harmed an attractive bill, with Brixton heavyweight Danny Williams stepping in for a British title warm-up against German Adnan Serin.
But a cracking top-of-the-bill showdown pits Belfast miracle man Eamonn Magee against Takaloo, in a potentially explosive WBU welterweight title showdown.
Two years ago, Magee was told he would never box again after having his left leg shattered in a street attack - but was back having his arm raised in the ring only 12 months later.
Now the former Ricky Hatton foe is eager to get back into the world title picture with a win.
The 34-year-old Magee insists he still sees his future in the light-welterweight division.
"I push myself more than I did before the attack. I never really did any running and now I do 8-10 miles a day. My leg is as strong as it ever was - it looks different," he points out.

NOrth
09-28-2007, 08:35 AM
if it hadnt been for Limonds ring inactivity

You say that but didnt Willie himself say it was the first time he'd had 8 weeks preperaton for a fight?

As for Khan, great prospect, probably the best we have in this country at the moment.

kerrminator
09-28-2007, 10:32 AM
You say that but didnt Willie himself say it was the first time he'd had 8 weeks preperaton for a fight?

As for Khan, great prospect, probably the best we have in this country at the moment.

Look no further than Paul Appleby for a better prospect than Khan (being less known doesnt mean a lesser fighter )

I have also been hearing great things about young Tom Costello. Khan imo is a medea created name and the reason ****** knew he could make cash from him was the fact that he was the UK's only boxer in the olympics and Joe Public knew who he was due to that fact, why else do you think ****** has moved to Setanta but is keeping Khan on the Joe Public channel (ITV)

Khan was on TV last week talking about the 700,000 quid he had spent in opening a gym in his hometown...good gesture and hats off to the lad but for somebody as inexperienced as he is having that kind of cash at his disposal is quite frankly (no pun intended lol) ridiculous and what he needs to remember is that the guys he has to face in the future are gonna be the likes of young hungry mexicans etc who have never earned anything more than a couple of quid per week their whole life and the hunger and heart in those guys is always gonna be a lot more than you'll find in a over paid young prospect who is surrounded in "yes" men. ****** is an expert in making a fighter look like the real deal and thats exactly what he has done with Amir (well he's convinced the casual fans anyway) and considering he has invested all this cash into Khan (where do you think he gets the 700k for example ) he will not be risking him against anyone remotely decent anytime soon...thats for sure.

NOrth
09-28-2007, 10:41 AM
Appleby is a good fighter, great prospect, but I dont see his performances as being any better than Khans at that point in his career. neither od I see him doing much thats better than Amir.

Gary Sykes will be a fighter to watch. Again, not ure if he'll go onto bigger and better things than Khan but we'll see.

John Murray was the closest to Khan wasnt he, his career seems to have gone stagnant after leaving VIP.

Notable mentions. Brian Rose, Denton Vassel, darren barker (just back form sparring Kessler), ben Murphy, Nicky Smedley (although I wasnt overly impressed with him out in ireland recently), Andy Lee (do we count him?) & Costello who recently went to New York to spar malinaggi and Lovemore N'dou, by alla ccounts aquitted himself really well too.

elle
09-28-2007, 11:17 AM
Khan is ambitious but ****** won't let him do what he wants. He has admitted this. Don't be suprised if a Hamed/Hatton like fallout happens.


I'm not particularly a fan of ****** but think he had a point earlier this year when he was quoted as saying "Khan needs protecting a little from himself - there are so many fighters who have screwed up their careers because they were on an ego trip and not ready".

I hope he doesn't go the way of Prince Hamed who seemed to be surrounded by hangers on in the end convincing him he was invincible.

I think Khan needs to be careful that his ambition is not construed as arrogance as that is often how it comes across to me.

elle
09-28-2007, 11:32 AM
Look no further than Paul Appleby for a better prospect than Khan (being less known doesnt mean a lesser fighter )



Appleby's name keeps coming up as someone to look out for in the future.

I didn't know much about him until I joined ESB but there are some impressive clips of him in the 'Young Boxer of the Year' thread
- posted by victorhugo4222 who also rates him highly.

NOrth
09-28-2007, 11:58 AM
I'm not particularly a fan of ****** but think he had a point earlier this year when he was quoted as saying "Khan needs protecting a little from himself - there are so many fighters who have screwed up their careers because they were on an ego trip and not ready".

I hope he doesn't go the way of Prince Hamed who seemed to be surrounded by hangers on in the end convincing him he was invincible.

I think Khan needs to be careful that his ambition is not construed as arrogance as that is often how it comes across to me.

Good post. So many fighters have had their careers destoryed by being thrown in too soon. ****** is good, if nothing else, at building up fighters through fighting. Would Hatton be where he is now without him, would Calzaghe?

rydersonthestorm
09-28-2007, 12:01 PM
No they would probably be more respected and have fought alot more top fighters.

rooq
09-28-2007, 12:08 PM
i seem to remember appleby on the undercard of anderson - nuumbebe earlier this year. tall featherweight with a jedi haircut?

khan has been packaged very well and he'll have made a lot of money before we know for definite whether or not he'll make it. people may not like it but boxing is a business and the team have taken full advantage of khan's youth and the olympic medal. everyone loves an olympic medalist, even if its in some crappy sport like hurling or archery or somethin! (no disrespect to any archers or hurlers here)

i know its difficult but i try to look beyond the hype and his bad interviews and see a good skillful prospect with a lot to learn. i think its ridiculous to proclaim him a future atg or multi-weight world champion, but i reckon he'll make a decent pro and give us some exciting moments on free television which can't be bad.

becoming a world champ within 5 fights is not impossible but unlikely. for me, good progress would be for him to rise above the domestic scene by the end of next year which means proving himself against the likes of thaxton and earl.

David UK
09-28-2007, 12:26 PM
[quote=achillesthegre

Khan is ambitious but ****** won't let him do what he wants. He has admitted this. Don't be suprised if a Hamed/Hatton like fallout happens.[/quote]

I predicted a future fallout the day Khan signed:good

sean
09-28-2007, 01:11 PM
i have no sympathy for ******.

****** was the one who induced khan to leave the amatuer ranks .

the olympics will be coming around and khan will be thinking he could have been fighting for olympic gold in 9 months time rather than fighting for a northern area /intercontenental /abc interim bolton pollards belt v victor meldrew.

****** is under pressure with khan and khan`s family ,unlike any fighter he has had before at an early stage of there career`s.

BigEars
09-28-2007, 01:25 PM
i seem to remember appleby on the undercard of anderson - nuumbebe earlier this year. tall featherweight with a jedi haircut?

khan has been packaged very well and he'll have made a lot of money before we know for definite whether or not he'll make it. people may not like it but boxing is a business and the team have taken full advantage of khan's youth and the olympic medal. everyone loves an olympic medalist, even if its in some crappy sport like hurling or archery or somethin! (no disrespect to any archers or hurlers here)

i know its difficult but i try to look beyond the hype and his bad interviews and see a good skillful prospect with a lot to learn. i think its ridiculous to proclaim him a future atg or multi-weight world champion, but i reckon he'll make a decent pro and give us some exciting moments on free television which can't be bad.

becoming a world champ within 5 fights is not impossible but unlikely. for me, good progress would be for him to rise above the domestic scene by the end of next year which means proving himself against the likes of thaxton and earl.
I think you may be thinking of Curling , hurling is an Irish sport(not part of the Olympics)AM-kB1e96CAXIHHJNW6qfM&mode=related&search= IMO the greatest spectator sport(alongside boxing of course) and that's from someone who has (Association) football closest to his heart .

Anyway Paul Appleby looks a great prospect to me , and yes he was the tall featherweight with the Jedi haircut .

As for John Murray , he was meant to be fighting a 13-0 on Shobox a few months ago but had to pull out with injury . He's now fighting for the English Lightweight title against Dean Hickman on the undercard of Froch v Reid which is a step in the right direction .

NOrth
09-28-2007, 02:43 PM
No they would probably be more respected and have fought alot more top fighters.

Bollocks. ****** may not be perfect but he has nurtured these two fighters and they've given the uK some great fight nights. Hattons development from very young pro to #1 in the division was superb. calzaghe has missed out on a few top fighters in his weight, but lets get real, if he beats Kessler he'll have been top of the tree in his division for the best part of ten years.

elle
09-28-2007, 04:43 PM
****** was the one who induced khan to leave the amatuer ranks .

the olympics will be coming around and khan will be thinking he could have been fighting for olympic gold in 9 months time rather than fighting for a northern area /intercontenental /abc interim bolton pollards belt v victor meldrew.

****** is under pressure with khan and khan`s family ,unlike any fighter he has had before at an early stage of there career`s.


I'd rather Khan had stayed amateur until the next Olympics so he could have gained more experience and matured more as a person before turning professional.

rydersonthestorm
09-28-2007, 05:20 PM
Mate i like hatton and calzaghe but the general opinion is that frank ****** doesn't get fighters the big fight's and he over protects them. Hatton left him becuase he wanted to go for the big time and i respect that, and calzaghe could have been ranked as one of the all time greats with his talent if he had left ****** and pursued the big fights. Now his legacy rests on beating kessler, if he loses everyone will call him overrated (i think he is a great fighter and maybe the best britains had to offer but compoare his resume to most all time fighters and it comes up well short)

Ilesey
09-29-2007, 02:27 AM
Khan has gone on record recently claiming "I know that in another five fights i'll be a World Champion".

He has also stated his desire to move up a couple of weights and believes he can be a triple weight World Champion.

These are bold statements from Mr Khan. We know that he is fighting Lawton next month and there have been persistent rumours that he could face Earl in December.

Personally I can't see him being put in with Thaxton anytime soon
for even the British Lightweight Title.

Thats just my opinion but whats yours?

I'm a Khan fan but no way he becomes a champion within five fights. ****** wont let him for a start and he has a lot to learn before he is put in with world class opponents, let alone champions.

elle
09-29-2007, 05:24 AM
In reports today Khan has been told he can have a shot at the European Lightweight Title by the current Champion Yuri Romanov.

The Belarus boxer is apparently prepared to put his title on the line and fight Khan here in the UK.

BigEars
09-29-2007, 06:31 AM
No chance that happens anytime soon , or it would be something like:
[Romanov lands hard precise right hand on Khan , Khan goes down , repeat twice more and then the fight is stopped] .

Thaxton is one thing because even if I do feel he would stop Khan he can be outboxed and it is possible(although unlikely imo) that Khan could avoid his heavy shots while landing good enough ones himself to stop Thaxton . Where as with Romanov no matter how well Khan is boxing he will have to take that right hand , Yuri is very like Tszyu in that sense that no matter what he will always have that laser guided missle of a straight right and unless you're Willie Pep it's gonna hit you quite regulary .

rooq
09-29-2007, 07:17 AM
I think you may be thinking of Curling , hurling is an Irish sport(not part of the Olympics)

:patsch ah yeah. thats what i meant!

rooq
09-29-2007, 07:22 AM
do people really think khan would have stayed amateur for another 4 years after the hype created by the olympics? no way...i think the ABA did offer him good money but he knew that it would be nowhere near the amount of earnings he'd get out of turning pro off the back of the olympics.

i believe a wise man once said..."cash rules everything around me. dollar dollar bill y'all".

elle
09-29-2007, 01:01 PM
No chance that happens anytime soon , or it would be something like:
[Romanov lands hard precise right hand on Khan , Khan goes down , repeat twice more and then the fight is stopped] .

Thaxton is one thing because even if I do feel he would stop Khan he can be outboxed and it is possible(although unlikely imo) that Khan could avoid his heavy shots while landing good enough ones himself to stop Thaxton . Where as with Romanov no matter how well Khan is boxing he will have to take that right hand , Yuri is very like Tszyu in that sense that no matter what he will always have that laser guided missle of a straight right and unless you're Willie Pep it's gonna hit you quite regulary .


Remember this guy (Romanov) getting beat by Earl on points approx. 18 months ago.

Agree that he would be too much of a risk right now especially with Khans careless defence.

Claypole
09-29-2007, 01:21 PM
Remember this guy (Romanov) getting beat by Earl on points approx. 18 months ago.

Agree that he would be too much of a risk right now especially with Khans careless defence.Romanov would eat Khan alive. He is very strong with a heavy punch, similar to Tzsyu. He will be another fighter Khan won't be allowed anywhere near.

BigEars
09-29-2007, 01:30 PM
Remember this guy (Romanov) getting beat by Earl on points approx. 18 months ago.

Agree that he would be too much of a risk right now especially with Khans careless defence.

I remember a fight where a rusty Romanov lost a very close decision(I scored it to Romanov by a point) against Earl after being out of the ring for over 13 months . I remember thinking to myself several times in that fight that an active Romanov would of stopped Earl .

Romanov has beaten Steve Murray , Bobby Vanzie(the only man to stop Vanzie , putting him down 5 times) , Steve Conway , should have won the Earl fight imo(but I've no qualms with the decision going the other way) , stopped Juan Carlos Diaz Melero and Tonchev and in my opinion he is also going to stop former WBA Lightweight champ Stefano Zoff in just over 2 weeks time .

I know all about Romanov , and I know all about how he's all wrong for Khan .

elle
09-29-2007, 04:20 PM
I remember a fight where a rusty Romanov lost a very close decision(I scored it to Romanov by a point) against Earl after being out of the ring for over 13 months . I remember thinking to myself several times in that fight that an active Romanov would of stopped Earl .



There wasn't a lot in it with the judges - just a couple of points I think.

Haven't seen anything of Earl since the Katsidis fight and do wonder how much that took out of him. He is meant to be fighting on the undercard of the Sports Network bill on 6th October but don't think an opponent has been named yet.

Big Ears
10-01-2007, 09:57 AM
There wasn't a lot in it with the judges - just a couple of points I think.

Haven't seen anything of Earl since the Katsidis fight and do wonder how much that took out of him. He is meant to be fighting on the undercard of the Sports Network bill on 6th October but don't think an opponent has been named yet.

It was a referee decision , 116-114 for Earl .

Mohak
10-05-2007, 10:20 PM
Khan has gone on record recently claiming "I know that in another five fights i'll be a World Champion".

He has also stated his desire to move up a couple of weights and believes he can be a triple weight World Champion.

These are bold statements from Mr Khan. We know that he is fighting Lawton next month and there have been persistent rumours that he could face Earl in December.

Personally I can't see him being put in with Thaxton anytime soon
for even the British Lightweight Title.

Thats just my opinion but whats yours?


Khan can be a world champ in 5 fights. It's believable. But between Thaxton and the big fight I don't think he'll be set up against anyone dangerous.

achillesthegreat
10-06-2007, 09:29 AM
Khan needs to shut up about the title. He is doing what Harrison did and digging his grave. First it was - champ by 21. Now it is - champ in 5 fights. It is reminiscent of Harrisons - I'll be British champ in 5 fights, then - I'll be unified champ by 07.

Its very disrespectful to look so far ahead. Take it one step at a time.

The ONLY person he should be thinking about is Jon Thaxton. Thaxton gives em all a tough time so he shouldn't be looking past him.

Steve Fox
10-06-2007, 01:58 PM
I could see Khan unifying pretty soon. He could hold the WBU, WBF maybe even the IBO and IBA as well easily making him Britains most successful fighter.

The taff
10-06-2007, 02:11 PM
Amir Khan - When he doesn't win a world title his name will be

A MERE "TOMATO" CAN

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icemax
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Boxed Ears
08-01-2011, 10:06 AM
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mugen82
08-01-2011, 10:10 AM
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Boxed Ears
08-01-2011, 10:18 AM
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mugen82
08-01-2011, 10:22 AM
Offensed for nothing are you? Why don't you speak your in earnest to, mugen. Stop talking about analogy wit syllogist kind which talk. Be straight what you mean in plain language as I'm not to know implication of yours. I have not come here for animus between people. You different is apparent.

Podolski and Klose made the correct decision, as did Kocielny.

Boxed Ears
08-01-2011, 10:24 AM
Podolski and Klose made the correct decision, as did Kocielny.

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Pug1list
08-01-2011, 10:26 AM
Cute gremlin

Lunny
08-01-2011, 10:35 AM
:rofl

BE's been through more nationalities than...than...than...someone help me finish this..

evil G
08-01-2011, 10:37 AM
Cute gremlin

mogwai

Boxed Ears
08-01-2011, 10:38 AM
:rofl

BE's been through more nationalities than...than...than...someone help me finish this..

:twisted: Sit on it, Richer! Go toss Vitalaevus' salad greens wit vinegar dressing for your sour.

Moe Greene
08-01-2011, 10:40 AM
Boxed Ears is ENglish speaking, I know this fantasy as truthsome.

evil G
08-01-2011, 11:22 AM
Boxed Ears is ENglish speaking, I know this fantasy as truthsome.

For the glorious reply finest of them apologies. Communicate shall be truncated within sincere wishes and understood abundant. Equality shall equal all in remedy whence we equal.

Pug1list
08-01-2011, 11:38 AM
mogwai

:patsch rookie mistake by me!

Scotty321
08-01-2011, 12:59 PM
As it turn out he epic fail plan from his past tenses goal.

:rofl

Boxed Ears
08-02-2011, 12:22 AM
For the glorious reply finest of them apologies. Communicate shall be truncated within sincere wishes and understood abundant. Equality shall equal all in remedy whence we equal.

Bronisław?!! Is that you? :admin

Boxed Ears
08-03-2011, 09:26 AM
I guess not. :conf

rooq
08-03-2011, 10:27 AM
Whatever happened to Elle anyway? The forums lost a bit of glamour since she left :?

izmat
08-03-2011, 10:39 AM
Whatever happened to Elle anyway? The forums lost a bit of glamour since she left :?

she was a big John Murray fan too

sportofkings
08-03-2011, 10:39 AM
I guess not. :conf
Thought you were russian motherfucker?:think