"Amir is going to be the greatest fighter of his era"

his avatar :yep

 

where the **** did I mention Floyd

Matter fact, I haven't even mentioned Floyd's name today except when I posted twice about his ppv numbers being legit

hop off :hi:

 

You are the dumbest guy in the General, and that's really saying summin

 

So it was pretty much an immature response that had nothing to do with the topic. Not really a good reason.

 

Off topic, but your avatar.. :good

 

Where did u get this quote from. Is it translated? or did he say it in a recent interview?

 

pretty much and the TS is a troll anyways, so I like screwing with him

 

Khan won't be **** other than a "great English fighter."

He says so himself he plans to retire at the age of 29 or something.

In today's day of boxing, somebody aged 24 who plans to be the best fighter of his era should be undefeated (or have received their first loss in a Donaire or Hopkins-esque manner). Not a legit KO of the Year candidate in less than 60 seconds against a guy who has gone on to do not much since that fight at all. Prescott is a very ugly defeat to Khans' "legacy."

 

Read my re edit...I didnt mean to say, "U say Amir is scared of Manny"..I meant to say, "U see Amir is scared of manny as well"..They both are scared of eachother

 

BOOO :****off

 

Donaire is getting KOed at FW eventually. He'll achieve a lot and is already a great fighter but not as much as you guys think IMAO

 

I'm not a huge Pac or Khan fan but their legacies have not suffered due to their early losses. It shows that you are a true champion if you can come back from a though loss. What is strange for me is why Khan didn't rematch Prescott. It has been discussed to death but I can not still catch the point. Why it was better to fight the awkward Scottish guy??

 

He'll be the third best behind Donaire and Gamboa.

 

It could happen, but you never know.. Donaire is one of the most gifted boxers right now in the sport and he could very well be successful at 126 or not.. Hell, he could pull a Pacquiao.. If Donaire dominates at 122, do you still see him getting KO'd at 126? The likes of Gamboa or maybe even Lopez might be gone from 126 then, but I also doubt it's going to take Donaire very long to get up there.. I'll say this though, it's not going to be easy, but he very well could be successful.. We'll just have to watch his rise up through the classes..

 

Bitter tears.