Khan -V- McCloskey Full Post Fight Press Conference

I guess your right to some extent, but part of it was just cockiness, the whole 'shut up/listen to the champ' with that grin was no good. But to be fair, it was entertaining Imagine a floyd/khan press conference :nut

 

Firstly, no one owes anyone a living and please try and stick to the debate and avoid the racist remarks, it just makes you look ignorant and no one is going to take the bait to dignify it with a similar response.

As for the Leisue Centre comments, you've clearly ignored the fact that he's had fights in Ireland in the old Point, the 02, the Kings Hall, the stadium and the UL Arena, your comments allude to the myth that he's made a career fighting in Irish centres, you've also ignored that he's fought live on RTE and Sky.

Did Khan win each round- yes
Would he have gone on to win- we will never know, my own opinion is yes

Was McCloskey given a fair opportunity to win a world title - no, and this is the crux of the issue, your comments regarding McCloskey's cautiousness are noted but he was never given a fair opporunity to take the title, he was admittedly given half an opportunity but there were 6 rounds left, he was fairly relaxed and comfortable (albeit behind), but he was never afforded the opportunity to implement his plan to get a late stoppage... for that reason he deserves a re-match, Khan says he gave McCloskey an opportunity and he did, but that opportunity was unfairly snatched away from him after 6 rounds, even De La Hoya acknowledged that he deserves a rematch

 

right ive only got back from liverpool/manchester from being at the fight only got to watch it back there now

i agree that khan would of won the fight but ****inell the way it was stopped was a disgrace in my eyes a fella works his ass off for a world title shot and gets ripped away over a nothing cut ive seen tons worse than that (hattons cuts for exsample) and its the first time in my life ive seen the doctor come in through the ropes whats that about......

as for the post press conference i understand why people dislike khan hes an arrogant *****!

anyway roll on july or august for the unification bout with bradley hope desert storm fucs him up!

 

Yes. Amir is always the arrogant *****.

Team McCloskey did nothing to ignite his temper. Laughing and saying he won't unify the titles, saying Amir isn't that good and will come short against Top Opposition when their boy lost all six rounds and then to DEMAND a rematch on what was a voluntary defence. Yep, there's nothing wrong with that.

And his trainer, John Breen, the twat, who kept interrupting Amir saying he was tired and saying Paul would have knocking him out late was fine as well.

 

Thats not arrogant. It's bitter if anything.

 

Lazarus you should know by now Amir is always the arrogant one no matter what. Hope that clarifies the situation. :good

 

Amir's 'Listen to the champ' comment was spot on, McCloskey is one of the worst losers ive ever seen.

 

Khan is arrogant

 

This is still rumbling on

PS. I will celebrate when Khan gets ironed out in a future fight:yep

 

I think Khan talking shite to Radio 5 Live that McCloskey wanted to quit really pissed off Team McCloskey

 

i sort of get where they are comming from directly after the fight the way it was stopped to demand a rematch with them being heat up at the time.... a rematch would be pointless tho. im mostly sickend in the manor it was stopped

but khan pisses me off with his arrogance to the media heres a quote well from Amir "Have You Ever Boxed.... No So Shut Up"

 

Is there anyone else out there who is just fed up of hearing about it?

 

I'm not referring to McCloskey...

You mean, Team McCloskey were bitter if anything.

Yes, of course. He has to be

Amir was in the heat of a debate. He was getting answered back. It was just as bad from McCloskey's side. I don't care if you're critical of Amir, but realise that Amir was getting his ear done in by a bitter team. I'm surprised if he didn't say a lot more, to be fair. And you could see the expression on his face after he said that. He knew he shouldn't have said it. No one's perfect. I don't see it as arrogance at all.

Yep, but unfortunately, we've got the Haye/Klitschko wheel coming up now, so no breaks from countless threads on stupid topics.