God his fights are gettiong boring ::**
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God his fights are gettiong boring ::**
Glad to see there is one more on the Amir bandwagon ::**Quote:
Originally Posted by emma
just like ur posts :lickish:Quote:
Originally Posted by emma
na joking hun.
yea always seems to be the same, amir lands a few and the ref waves it off, wanna see it go a bit longer.
enzo macs fight was good though
Bain had no power and a suss chin... apart from making Khan look good to the itv boxing fans it dosnt really tell us anything new ;)
Amir still refuses to defend himself on the way in and on the way out. He does a great job of getting his hands up when he's out of range though ;D
Predictable.
stop complaning, you might give urself a heart attack ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by emma
Fight was pointless imo. If a guy turns pro with the amateur experience of Amir he should have a steeper learning curve than what he's had so far, or at least a curve at all. I'm all up for padding out a record, in my opinion professional ring experience is the most important thing for a boxer to have- but if he's fighting at this level imo he should be doing things like making more noticable improvements and he should be fighting at least once a month.
he has been fighting bout once a month.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldschool
had a bit of a rest though when the harrison - guzman fight was cancelled as he was on that card
He's 19 and has only taken one month off so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldschool
I hate when stuff like this happens. I'm all for the spotlight being put on younger fighters, but just as the case with Ward here stateside. We've all seen what happens when fighters step up to early. We shouldn't expect any real competition until the 15 or 16th fight with these olympian guys. Maybe more for Khan since he isn't but 19. Every American boxing fan knows who David Reid is. All the talent in the world but he was pushed to far to fast. Give Khan 2 or 3 years.
I don't expect him to fight anyone 'decent' anytime soon, but he is obviously capable of beating higher quality opponents than that guy, who was ranked like 300 in the world, so it is a waste of time imo to get in the ring and fighting the equivalent to his little sister. He's probably had far harder sparring partners than this. At this stage in his career its in his interests to get him rounds under his belt.
Eh, don't think so.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldschool
I mean, this was the main event right? Didn't it occur after Skelton-Williams? It was his 9 or 10th fight? And from what I remember this is coming off a decision victory. Confidence is key and he has to look good. This guy's record wasn't that bad. He'll get his rounds once he moves up to 8 and 10 round contest, but until then it's just all practice imo. How to prepare for a fight, what the proccess is like, smoothing the transition from short little amatuer matches (6 minutes I think) to lengthy pro matches. Doesn't need the rounds yet and just needs to keep busy so that when he does step it up, so he isn't underprepared and overwhelmed.
Lets put him in with Hatton or some one... right now. Fuck learning. did he knock you back or something Emma... when you started posting on here every other post was about how wet he made your knickers...Quote:
Originally Posted by emma
no they were not >:mad and he hasnt knocked me back.im just bored of him fighting featherweights. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
That's what I was thought. Glad to see I'm not dellusional.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
I'm pretty new here but one thing i've noticed is Emma is a Khan-botherer ! ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
whats a khan botherer?Quote:
Originally Posted by CityOfGod
well hell he just be doing his thing matey :P
Can anybody in all honesty say He looked better than in His first fight as a Pro, Im curious.
Obviously you can't put him in with anyone of a decent level yet because he is still learning, but is there any point to who he is fighting at the moment except to raise his profile and fan base around the country (how many different cities has he fought in now), and to make money.
I would think that they would want each opponent to challenge him a little but more than the last. He needs his opponents to force him a little out of his comfort zone. What could he possibly be gaining, as a boxer, out of fighting guys who pose no risk or challenge to him? Nobody could say that he learned anything after the fight tonight. He's just beating up on guys, and I think that his confidence is already established. In fact if they carry on, they could risk him believing that he will do the same thing to all fighters, and then run into one who wants to make a name for himself!!
But then it is well known that Frank Warren will never risk one of his "pay-cheques".
Who's Amir Khan?
Nail on the head. CC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrap
the guy he was fighting was shit. they gave him a shit fighter because he wasnt that good in the fight before.