Amir Khan to Tim Bradley: "GROW SOME BALLS!"

Ok I'll bite Lance (no homo), if you reject my initial point that he was going through documented promotional issues that kept him out of the ring, you said that you aren't implying and haven't said that he's afraid or a coward, then why did Bradley "duck" Khan? In your opinion what does ducking imply about a fighter? I'd appreciate it if you could clarify, and if that wasn't your implication then apologies sir.

 

"Talk ****"? So me being objective and rational offends you to the point of cussing me, but Khan literally "talking ****" is reason to rejoice? Breh, I like Amir, and respect his talents, but he talks stupid a lot. He's telling a man who served his country and is a WAR veteran to "grow some balls"...seriously? Beyond that Bradley addressed fighting Khan (now that promotional issues have been resolved) and Khan comes with the bull**** money split ****, did he not? It's silly man, simple as that.

 

STFU you always post bull****...and you only ever seem to bum of fighters or 1 specific race....Bradley ducked....knew if he lost to Khan that he would be off the Pacman/Mayweather radar....and now he's on nobodys radar...and dont give me that bull**** about "promotional issues" was he not allowed to reply to Khans offer? He calls out Khan now, knowing that Khans going to fight Peterson and was looking to move up to 147 after....so yeh Bradley didnt want none of Khan....and about Khan sayin to Bradley to grow some balls....atleast he was man enough to say it to his face....because if that was on twiter or fb....clowns like you would have said he should say it to his face blah blah....hope Khan gets to crack the dome on Timothy "headbutt" Bradley.

 

It's not a black and white thing. Deciding you don't want to fight a guy, or just duckin, can have a **** load of factors. Money. Rankings. And yes, his promotional issues was a factor there. But there was nothing to STOP it from happening. Just a preference from Bradley. What was the issue with his promoter that said "This fight cannot happen." Are we to believe that even if Tim Bradley didn't reject it, there was no way to make it? That's what I'd like to know.

No need to apologize! You're cool!:thumbsup

 

Just for some clarification I believe that Bradley would fight Khan if a Pac fight didn't look foreseeable. But it does, so like I said before he doesn't want to risk losing his "0" to a perceived lesser fighter like Khan (I believe he even admitted as much in an interview posted on here a while back?).

Wether that is an act of cowardice or just a smart business move is subject to opinion. I know where I stand.

 

Yea, he would have made a ton of cash fighting Khan but decided to wait it out in the hopes of landing Pac.

Time will tell if it was smart or not

 

well technically it was a promotional thing. He wanted out of his contract with Gary Shaw and he would have to resign if he wanted to fight Khan earlier this year. So that's one reason whether I agree with his decision or not

 

:deal

 

:deal

 

Khan stuck it on him.

Bradleys own trainer knows the truth in the situation

 

Everyone that thinks that Bradley didn't duck Khan is delusional because the man admitted himself that he doesn't want to fight him. When you refuse the biggest fight of your career and a chance to be unified champ it's called ducking.

 

yes he did!

 

Bradley calls out Khan. Khan says yes. Bradley walks away. Can anybody really blame Khan for getting mad?

 

:thumbsup

#1 **** you ******

#2 "you only ever seem to bum of fighters or 1 specific race"...what in God's name is this **** supposed to mean?

#3 Who the **** are you? How would you know **** about what I post...**** outta my face.

 

C'mon Reppin, remind us all of Timid Timmy's quote about the Pacquiao sweepstakes again :hey Fat Dan called it right about Bradley's ducking...