Khan and his team are a bunch of classless scumbags

[Kev]

Khan's arrogance will come back to haunt him in the next fight or 2 guarantee. The whole reason he has not lived up to his full potential is his mentality.

He has great speed yet when throwing combinations he leans forward thus taking off power. Khan also has accuracy problems usually missing high above the target.
Amir being unrelaxed in the ring leads to him being gassed out and having a lesser chin. Khan thinks he is already a P4P fighter but without working on the mental aspects of the game the physical tools only will take you so far.

His ego will fail to allow him to bridge the gap of the mental and physical dimensions he truly needs to merge to become great. Mark my words he is always vulnerable to be Knocked out in every fight at any time especially in the second half. I can understand why his promoter made sure the doctor stopped the fight on Saturday.

He will always be vulnerable for sure but I don't see why people think he's arrogant. After his fight with McKloskey both fighters insisted they were about to knock the other out. Khan had won every single round, McKloskey none. McKloskey and his team then tell everybody they were ust about to take khan, so Khan says exactly the same back. Yet Khan is the arrogant of he two?

Look at Degale and Groves? Is Groves arrogant for saying he will beat DeGale and responding to all the taunts?

Pretty much everything Khan says is defensive, against his critics. He's got self belief and he's hot headed, but these are generally good qualities in a boxer.

Most people seem to start with a dislike of him, and then interperate everything he says in a way to justify that dislike.

If he loses to Bradley, of which they is a very real possibility, there will be a flood of people on here feeling vindication over his deserved demise, which is pretty weird really

[Gandalf]

Breaking into someones hotel room to steal a contract is extremely naughty conduct and of course Khan is quite prone to saying extremely silly things, but in terms of this fight the only thing that has really bothered me is that an undefeated fighter has been stopped from for continuing for no good reason. And that in of itself is not the fault of Amir Khan, but the questionable officiating of the officials.

I don't particularly like Amir Khan, he has never won me over in the ring and he obviously can't outside of it because his head swells up like a balloon too much. I contrast that with Ortiz who has completely won me over. He conducts himself well outside the ring and fought like a warrior inside it. That is how you win over me. Amir Khan gets it wrong on all counts every time.

[Kev]

Breaking into someones hotel room to steal a contract is extremely naughty conduct and of course Khan is quite prone to saying extremely silly things, but in terms of this fight the only thing that has really bothered me is that an undefeated fighter has been stopped from for continuing for no good reason. And that in of itself is not the fault of Amir Khan, but the questionable officiating of the officials.

I don't particularly like Amir Khan, he has never won me over in the ring and he obviously can't outside of it because his head swells up like a balloon too much. I contrast that with Ortiz who has completely won me over. He conducts himself well outside the ring and fought like a warrior inside it. That is how you win over me. Amir Khan gets it wrong on all counts every time.

Yet there are those who think ortiz is ungrateful as well as arrogant for turning on Garcia who took him into his home, became his guardian, trained him and made him the fighter he is, only for Ortiz to publicly deride him and leave him when he became a star.

Just pointing out how you can interperate any fighter's history to justify a dislike.

[Gandalf]

Breaking into someones hotel room to steal a contract is extremely naughty conduct and of course Khan is quite prone to saying extremely silly things, but in terms of this fight the only thing that has really bothered me is that an undefeated fighter has been stopped from for continuing for no good reason. And that in of itself is not the fault of Amir Khan, but the questionable officiating of the officials.

I don't particularly like Amir Khan, he has never won me over in the ring and he obviously can't outside of it because his head swells up like a balloon too much. I contrast that with Ortiz who has completely won me over. He conducts himself well outside the ring and fought like a warrior inside it. That is how you win over me. Amir Khan gets it wrong on all counts every time.

Yet there are those who think ortiz is ungrateful as well as arrogant for turning on Garcia who took him into his home, became his guardian, trained him and made him the fighter he is, only for Ortiz to publicly deride him and leave him when he became a star.

Just pointing out how you can interperate any fighter's history to justify a dislike.

Like I say though, in terms of the recent fight the only thing that bothers me is the early stoppage. I haven't really noticed anything of Khan and his entourage and the whole classless scumbags thingy.