Foro de Boxeo de SoloBoxeo.com

este amir khan es de lo peor,oportunista y descarado a mas no poder.
hace unos meses,cuando aspiraba a que floyd le diera el combate,el equipo de brook le ofrecio 10 millones por la pelea en inglaterra,pero no acepto la propuesta poniendo mil excusas banales.
recuerdo que traje la informacion al foro,si lo dudan,pueden buscarla.
ahora,tras el resultado brook vs porter,viene este sapingo a querer cojer de panza un combate contra el otro infeliz y ganarse facil el titulo,despues de eludir combatir contra el por años.

aqui la nota:
Khan: I’ll fight Kell Brook
August 17th, 2014 | Post Comment - No Comments
0Share 0 0Share 0Tweet

By Allan Fox: Amir Khan watched Kell Brook (33-0, 22 KOs) defeated IBF welterweight champion Shawn Porter (24-1-1, 15 KOs) tonight by a 12 round majority decision, and Khan immediately said he’ll fight Brook if he’s interested in facing him.

Khan has his doubts that Brook will be eager to face him due to him being a touch match-up for him. Khan believes that Brook will instead choose to take a normal title defense rather than risk his new IBF belt so quickly.

“I think it would be a huge fight. A good mover is going to give Kell problems,” Khan said. “I would be a terrific fight if he fights me. I think it would be massive in England. Let’s have it. I love that fight. I’ll be waiting for a call. I’m thinking he won’t fight me next. I think he’ll want to take another fight first. I’m not saying no to that fight. Let’s get it on. I’m going to sit down with Golden Boy and Al Haymon and see if we can get that fight. If the Kell Brook fight is there for me, why not? He put in a good fight with Porter and proved himself.”

During the same interview, Khan said that his adviser Al Haymon is working on trying to put together a fight for his November bout. Khan said that Robert Guerrero and Devon Alexander are two of the names that they’re looking at for the fight.

With Brook suffering a cut in the fight over his right eye, he likely won’t be ready to fight a challenging opponent like Khan three months from now. That’s probably not going to be enough time for Brook’s cut to fully heal. Besides that, Brook will need to be able to spar before the fight and he’s not going to be able to spar with a cut that’s still healing.

A match-up between Khan and Brook will likely need to wait until next year some time. Khan could wind up facing WBA/WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr next May. If that happens, Brook will need to wait until the second half of 2015 for him to possibly meet up with Khan.

That fight would also hinge on Brook not losing his title before then. If Brook faces someone good like WBA interim champion Keith Porter then he could have some problems with him and he might lose. Thurman was in attendance tonight at the Brook-Porter fight.

Brook’s promoter Eddie Hearn tends to make a lot of safe fights for his fighters unless they’re taking a big money fight. Hearn likely will have Brook play it safe by fighting a fringe contender next rather than someone good that could potentially beat Brook.

Read more at http://www.boxingnews24.com/2014/08/kha ... YOb3WcG.99

A veces me pregunto, qué pasara por la cabeza de Khan? Este loco se ha dado a la tarea de retar a los mejores welter con la fastuosa presunción de que él se merece esas peleas contra rivales como Floyd o Pacquiao.

Lo raro de todo esto, es que antes no pedía por Potter y ahora me imagino que no sabe quién es Thurman…tan loco no ha de estar. Creo que lo que busca es una buena bolsa porque sabe que pronto se va del parque.

Me gusta el boxeo de Khan...Eso si, un boxeador es mucho mas. Pero es un placer ver como se mueve en el ring...Como manda esas manos de manera rapida y elegante...Con ortodoxia, sin "rarezas".

Pero Khan adolece de encaje y de otros valores para ser gran campeon.

Por eso, me sigue extranhando con lo dificil que es que un boxeador gane un dineral, que este hombre tenga ese "Cache", a pesar de ello me extranha muchisimo esos 10 millones...No creo que se los ofrecieran, la verdad.

Pero bueno, su salario vendra en base a la fanaticada inglesa que tiene detras. Y ya puestos, prefiero que se lleven buen dinero Khan que Canelo, por ejemplo.

krauser escribió:Me gusta el boxeo de Khan...Eso si, un boxeador es mucho mas. Pero es un placer ver como se mueve en el ring...Como manda esas manos de manera rapida y elegante...Con ortodoxia, sin "rarezas".

Pero Khan adolece de encaje y de otros valores para ser gran campeon.

Por eso, me sigue extranhando con lo dificil que es que un boxeador gane un dineral, que este hombre tenga ese "Cache", a pesar de ello me extranha muchisimo esos 10 millones...No creo que se los ofrecieran, la verdad.

Pero bueno, su salario vendra en base a la fanaticada inglesa que tiene detras. Y ya puestos, prefiero que se lleven buen dinero Khan que Canelo, por ejemplo.

aqui:
Hearn offers Khan $8 million to fight Kell Brook
February 26th, 2014 | Post Comment - 183 Comments
461Share 6 550Share 26Tweet

kell brook amir khan By Scott Gilfoid: Now that Amir Khan has been eliminated from contention for a nice payday fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr. on May 3rd, Matchroom Sport promoter Eddie Hearn, the promoter for unbeaten welterweight contender Kell Brook (31-0, 21 KO’s), has given Khan an offer of $8 million [5 million pounds] to face Brook. The money that Hearn is offering Khan is only $2 million less than the likely $10 million that he would have received for the Mayweather fight.

“When we heard Khan’s Mayweather fight was on the brink of falling through, I made a serious offer for him to fight Kell,” Hearn said RingTV. “That offer, £5million, is still on the table and will remain there for the foreseeable future.”

For fans unclear on the money system, 5 million pounds = $8.33 million.

Wow, Khan can make big bank for facing Brook. I wonder why he hasn’t shown any interest in taking this fight? I’ve seen Brook fight plenty of times, and I think he’s as slow as molasses, mechanical, robotic and someone that Khan can probably beat. Why wouldn’t Khan accept a fight with Brook if he’s going to make cash out type money? Is Khan afraid of the guy or what?

Khan needs to look at the big picture before it’s too late. The chances are incredibly high that he gets beaten if Golden Boy Promotions matches him up with a halfway decent opponent in his next fight, and once he gets beaten then the chances of Khan ever getting Mayweather – or Brook – fights will be nonexistent. Khan needs to take the fight with Brook now. That’s the smart money. The only logical reason for Khan saying no to the Brook fight is if Golden Boy is going to match him up against someone that has absolutely no chance of beating him like Paulie Malignaggi next. If that’s the case, then I can see why Khan would say no to a Kell Brook fight. Khan could take the Malignaggi fight, beat him for the 2nd time, and then start calling Mayweather out for September or in early 2015.

Hearn and Brook have wanted to get the Khan fight for some time, but he’s not been resistant to fight Brook. Khan says he wants to see Brook prove himself before he accepts a fight with him, but if Khan’s opponents have to be proven for him to fight them, then why in the heck did he fight this unknown guy named Carlos Molina in 2012? If Khan requires his opponents to be proven then why did Khan fight Paul McCloskey in 2011?

Read more at http://www.boxingnews24.com/2014/02/hea ... 9RprxV8.99
ademas de los 8 m se consideraba que ganaria de 2 a 5 m extras.
a mi lo que mas que gusta de khan,no es su rapidez ni tecnica,sino sus carencias defensivas al atacar,por ello es que siempre ''le acarician su quijada de cristal'',jejeje,pura escuela de ingle.
cuidate brother.

A mi en lo personal, no me gusta andar etiquetando a los deportistas, yo respeto a todo atleta que sube a hacer a lo suyo, ahora con respecto a Khan... no puedo estar más de acuerdo con el título de este tópico, no se pueden elegir 2 mejores descripciones para este muchacho... lo peor es que el mercado no lo pone en su lugar, pero qué va, caerá por su propio peso supongo.

T-100 escribió:A mi en lo personal, no me gusta andar etiquetando a los deportistas, yo respeto a todo atleta que sube a hacer a lo suyo, ahora con respecto a Khan... no puedo estar más de acuerdo con el título de este tópico, no se pueden elegir 2 mejores descripciones para este muchacho... lo peor es que el mercado no lo pone en su lugar, pero qué va, caerá por su propio peso supongo.

lo absurdo de esta situacion,es que khan es el mayor idolo del mercado boxistico britanico actual,a pesar de que haya sido expuesto como boxeador en sus peleas importantes a nivel internacional.
khan es un producto del mercado ingles al igual que brook y otros antes,la mayoria provienen de la mediocre escuela(gym) de ingle,es por ello el dinero tras ellos.
saludos.

todavia no puedo entender como un tipo con mandibula de vidrio, que probablemente yo como boxeador amateur aguante mas que el y me raje de campana a campana , sea idolo en inglaterra

pura cuestion de mercado,oferta y demanda.
es como la vida misma,injusta y caprichosa,pero vida al fin.
saludos.