Yeah I really thought alot of Floyd for just straight up live streaming his sparring sesson for Cotto. I don't like how I can't see any of Khan's sparring footage.
Ruben Amir is under lock and key with his dad and myself! I have his phones too! He is a caged beast awaiting release! This content is protected
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkLtP9rUrb4"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkLtP9rUrb47[/ame] If Khan talked like this everyone would like him but hey atleast he speaks his mind when he's upset.
Amir Khan urges boxing authorities to introduce compulsory drug testing ahead of his fight with Danny Garcia Amir Khan says professional boxing should create a code to sign up to for all fighters to undergo random blood testing to eradicate drugs cheats following a spate of positive tests for banned substances. This content is protected Khan, who is preparing to challenge Danny Garcia for his World Boxing Council light-welterweight title in Las Vegas next weekend, saw his rematch with Lamont Peterson called off after Peterson tested positive for a synthetic steroid, a form of testosterone, so is also fighting for the WBA title that was stripped from the American. Khan was desperate to face Peterson again after the split points decision in the first fight that went Peterson’s way was hotly disputed by his handlers Golden Boy Promotions. Khan was also deducted two points by referee Joe Cooper during the fight, and there were allegations of tampering with the judges score slips by the now infamous ‘man in the hat’ at ringside. The positive test emerged after both Khan and Peterson had signed up with the Voluntary Anti-Doping Agency ahead of the second fight, which had been scheduled for May 19. Khan’s management now insist that anyone he now fights must sign up with VADA, which demands that fighters agree to random blood tests. The Briton’s desire to bring more stringent drugs testing to the sport mirrors the views of Floyd Mayweather Jnr, who has required opponents within fight contracts to take tests for the last two years, one of the sticking points which has held up the mooted contest between Mayweather and his Filipino rival Manny Pacquiao. I think there’s really nothing that should be of concern to fighters signing up to random tests,” said Khan. “You see so many fighters getting caught because there are a lot of cheats in boxing – I’d never realised there were this many. “People used to point a finger at me. They’d say ‘Amir’s on something’ because I was boxing so well. I came on so much and I won world titles and beat bigger names and people were accusing me of being on something.” Khan has already been tested twice ahead of his contest against 23-year-old Garcia, who is unbeaten in 23 contests, and expects to be tested again in the coming week. He added: “At least I’ve proved my point, that I’m a clean fighter, and I believe every fighter on any stage – not only on the world title stage – should be randomly tested. Why should we have to trust another fighter and not know in what is a dangerous sport.” In Garcia, Khan faces a hungry fighter who can elevate his career by defeating the Bostonian, a marquee name in the United States. “We were really lucky and I want to thank my promoters Golden Boy for making the fight with Danny Garcia so quickly,” said Khan. “I really needed a fight before Ramadan starts [in the third week in July] otherwise it would have been over 10 months that I would have been out for – not what you want when you are a 25-year-old fighter who’s in his prime.”