Amir would knock you the fukk up , down and out..I wanna fight Amir Khan. Let me at this clown
Amir Khan says Floyd Mayweather Jr might dilute his own legacy
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malbaker86
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This sums is up perfectly
"Khan only has himself to blame for not getting the Mayweather fight after all these years. There was a fork in the road that Khan took back in 2012 after his loss to Danny Garcia. Khan could have gone one way in following the path to a Mayweather fight by taking on Marcos Maidana in a rematch, Keith Thurman, Kell Brook, Shawn Porter, Lamont Peterson rematch, Breidis Prescott rematch, Errol Spence, Adrien Broner, Danny Garcia rematch, and Lucas Matthysse. Beating some or all of those guys would no doubt have given Khan the Mayweather fight that he so badly craves. But instead, Khan took the fork in the road to the easier fights against little 5’5” former lightweight Carlos Molina, Julio Diaz, Luis Collazo, Chris Algieri and Devon Alexander.
All those fighters had one thing in common in that they weren’t big punchers. As such, Khan won all the fights, but he got very little credit because these were little more than just five tune-up fights against opposition that aren’t highly thought of by the boxing public. You get what you put into your boxing career. If you take the easy fights, as Khan has, then you get a padded record but you don’t grow in popularity. Khan’s career has been stultified since 2012, and he only has himself to blame for taking these easy matches. If Khan were brave and had his head screwed on straight, he would have realized that he needed to take a different fork in the road to take on the harder opposition and risk failure against them.
The chances are Khan would have been wiped out over and over again, but if he had beaten all of them, then he would have a great chance of fighting Mayweather right now. The fact is Khan didn’t fight them, and no one cares about his empty wins over Algieri, Diaz, Molina, Collazo and Alexander. The wins weren’t big enough to give Khan any push in popularity.
So now Khan is stuck having to make that decision again at a fork in the road. He can stay with the easy path and wind up nowhere, or he can face the tough opposition and risk failure. But at least if he beats them, he’ll become popular. It’s obviously will be too late for Khan to get the Mayweather fight, but at least he’ll be able to show where he stands in the welterweight division.
“I don’t think you’ll ever see Amir Khan in a boring fight, and that’s what Mayweather is scared of, because he knows I have an engine in me and I will keep coming,” Khan said. “He’s [Mayweather] going to be finishing on a low after the Manny Pacquiao fight. No disrespect to the guy he’s fighting next. Does he want to want to be remembered as a great champion or does he just want to be remembered as a guy who was unbeaten.”
Khan might as well be talking to himself because he’s the one who has been running his career on a low for the past three years. Khan reminds me of someone who had a bad experience in a swimming pool, and now he’s afraid to go near the water again. He got whipped by Danny Garcia and Lamont Peterson in 2011 and 2012, and since then, Khan has been facing easy opposition that are no threat to knocking him out."
"Khan only has himself to blame for not getting the Mayweather fight after all these years. There was a fork in the road that Khan took back in 2012 after his loss to Danny Garcia. Khan could have gone one way in following the path to a Mayweather fight by taking on Marcos Maidana in a rematch, Keith Thurman, Kell Brook, Shawn Porter, Lamont Peterson rematch, Breidis Prescott rematch, Errol Spence, Adrien Broner, Danny Garcia rematch, and Lucas Matthysse. Beating some or all of those guys would no doubt have given Khan the Mayweather fight that he so badly craves. But instead, Khan took the fork in the road to the easier fights against little 5’5” former lightweight Carlos Molina, Julio Diaz, Luis Collazo, Chris Algieri and Devon Alexander.
All those fighters had one thing in common in that they weren’t big punchers. As such, Khan won all the fights, but he got very little credit because these were little more than just five tune-up fights against opposition that aren’t highly thought of by the boxing public. You get what you put into your boxing career. If you take the easy fights, as Khan has, then you get a padded record but you don’t grow in popularity. Khan’s career has been stultified since 2012, and he only has himself to blame for taking these easy matches. If Khan were brave and had his head screwed on straight, he would have realized that he needed to take a different fork in the road to take on the harder opposition and risk failure against them.
The chances are Khan would have been wiped out over and over again, but if he had beaten all of them, then he would have a great chance of fighting Mayweather right now. The fact is Khan didn’t fight them, and no one cares about his empty wins over Algieri, Diaz, Molina, Collazo and Alexander. The wins weren’t big enough to give Khan any push in popularity.
So now Khan is stuck having to make that decision again at a fork in the road. He can stay with the easy path and wind up nowhere, or he can face the tough opposition and risk failure. But at least if he beats them, he’ll become popular. It’s obviously will be too late for Khan to get the Mayweather fight, but at least he’ll be able to show where he stands in the welterweight division.
“I don’t think you’ll ever see Amir Khan in a boring fight, and that’s what Mayweather is scared of, because he knows I have an engine in me and I will keep coming,” Khan said. “He’s [Mayweather] going to be finishing on a low after the Manny Pacquiao fight. No disrespect to the guy he’s fighting next. Does he want to want to be remembered as a great champion or does he just want to be remembered as a guy who was unbeaten.”
Khan might as well be talking to himself because he’s the one who has been running his career on a low for the past three years. Khan reminds me of someone who had a bad experience in a swimming pool, and now he’s afraid to go near the water again. He got whipped by Danny Garcia and Lamont Peterson in 2011 and 2012, and since then, Khan has been facing easy opposition that are no threat to knocking him out."
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
Speak for yourself (and your own insecurities) buddy
krackdagawd
Inspire.
Speak for yourself (and your own insecurities) buddy
Those 6 certs/pawg/ black belt TLR
don't fly here friendYou run up on Khan you're getting sent to a hospital
Those 6 certs/pawg/ black belt TLR
You run up on Khan you're getting sent to a hospital
basics lol
Remy Danton
All Star
not to mention folks already feel he has a questionable chin.
Remy Danton
All Star
true
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
Those 6 certs/pawg/ black belt TLR
You run up on Khan you're getting sent to a hospital
You are straight up out of your mind. I can outwork him for 12 rounds without even going for that chin . So when I catch the chin it's just icing in the cake
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
Questionable? shyt is a certified recall list
Who is Karim Mayfield?
KingsOfKings
♟️ GRANDMASTERS ♟️
comfortablynumbd
Rookie
mayweather vs khan is the logical fight to make in september regardless of what you simps/#stans think
