Does Britain want Kahn to fail?
Just wondering personally.....from what i have read from british posters on here and from what i have heard from talking to casual boxing fans.
Seems like were all waiting for the wheels to fall off. Bilbo touched on something in an earlier thread. He said....
'In the UK we like our sporting stars to be humble and self effacing. Ideally they will also fall just short of true greatness, as we pride ourselves on failing admirably rather than winning dominantly.'
I'm wondering if Kahn is the exception to this in the way that he is very self confident and he doesn't look like he is going to fail admirably....barring the one fight he has been very dominant.
Is it the mentality of the British fans? We all seemed to want Audley to fail as well which is a bit strange.
ALSO.....
Hamed became disliked.....his own fault maybe
froch is fairly disliked
as is junior witter.....all quality fighters.
Do us Brits just not like cockiness? Is Amir Kahn cocky?
Can anybody shed any light on this?
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