Khan hints Roach break up...

i heard that steward makes them spar too much and they leave something behind from too much sparring,

 

To be honest your right. Freddie Roach is not fully committed to Khan. Neither is Alex Ariza. All this being dragged out to the Philippines and **** is no good.

Time for a change. I'm not blaming Roach outright for the loss that's Khans fault but things are not ideal anymore.

 

If Khan is going to have success in boxing he basically has to stop throwing any punch that isn't a jab or a straight right, and he should also stop throwing more than two punches in succession. Anytime he opens up against an opponent who isn't just overwhelmed by his speed then he's open to be timed and hurt.

He basically needs to become the 140lb Wladimir Klitschko.

 

@ shaun - Spot on about the Klitschko comment.

Amir is just crazy about having a "fan friendly" style.. and it's costing him, big time.

 

Agree 100%, his right hand needs to be duct taped to his head in all sparring sessions from now on. He HAS to become a boring fighter.

He doesnt have the brains of Wlad though, he'll get goaded into a tear up again and then, well we all know the rest

 

It was shocking that Khan was sparring and you have Ruben and the little fella there. From a PR point it looked bad and clearly from a boing point it was bad.

I am surprised the khan team let that sparring footage in the final programme. The whole scene was awkward. Felt sorry for Amir to be honest.

Ruben did tell him though not to get drawn into a war.

 

Roach has done well to help Khan prove critics wrong after the Prescott fight but it's obvious Khan has now plateaued in skill development.

Travelling around Fili and training with that Filipino kid is not going to help him so I think it's time that Khan found a new coach.
Khan's problem is that he has a lot of heart and wants to go to war but his body structure isn't made for that.

 

the fourth round was amazing to watch but I hope Khan doesn't have any long term damage from those shots

 

It's not about his chin, it's about having absolutely no brain in the ring. He fights like I play boxing games on the playstation - only thinking about his own shots and not worrying about what might come back.

Garcia saw this before the fight and knew he had the timing to catch him and stop him if Khan came out throwing, and it turns out he was right.

 

Ricky Hatton didn't throw **** out, Sr is just a **** coach and he trained Guzman and Dawson for 2 fights and de la hoya looked absolutely **** with old man crackhead training him.

 

i don't think roach has improved him at all,he looks the same as he did ten fights ago,on saturday he was acting like he was against presscot,he thought it was going to be a easy couple of rounds,a blow out,which cost him big time.

someone beat me too it earlier,get him with booth,the dark lord can make him into a boring backpeddler(if the ****er will listen),but unfortunately his chin will always let him down.
Darni,you can talk yourself into his chin being good and a couple more on here can do the same ,but his chin is bad,the shot hit him on the neck,if it hit him bang on the button he would of been out cold,the only thing what kept him us was his balls at times he was like bambi on ice

 

I agree Khan should look elsewhere and Booth is a great choice as he's all about the calculated risk which is exactly what Amir needs to get him through the next stage of his career. Groves and Haye both have shown vulnerability with their chins and liked to stand and trade, so he's got plenty of experience in curbing that enthusiasm in fighters.

That's no criticism of Roach, he has been crystal clear from day 1 that Pacquiao is the priority.