http://ringtv.craveonline.com/blog/1...pO30hE.twitter Basically saying that when Khan got prescotted, Khan blamed his religion? When the **** did Khan do that? There were rumours on the internet that he was fasting as the fight took place during ramadan, but for all of Khan's faults when he opens his mouth, he himself never mentioned this. Apparently Khan's god is apunishing god too? Dumb fat ****. atsch Boxing is boxing, why bring religion, race etc in to this. As far as I recall, it was Naz who said "it was gods will" when he lost to Barrera. Danny Garcia's fat dad is so dopey, he's confused between Naz and Khan.atsch. He makes Shah Khan seem like Einstein.
Lmao. I hope Garcia camp act like goofy chimps so it will be even more funny when Khan KO's him. Somehow I think the $ and fear will make them respect Khan, if not then atleast it shows they believe what they've been saying.
Khan did mention this. He did not in any way blame Islam, rather he blamed himself. He fought during Ramadan, the month in which we fast. All Khan said, was he shouldn't have fought during Ramadan. He did fast the day of the fight and of course that isn't advisable. He said that everyone takes off during Ramadan. In my community, even the doctors take off early when they can. Again, Khan blamed himself, not Islam.
Yes, thats why he never fights in Ramadan anymore. Note Garcia Dad disrespecting Khan and Islam, Khan is going to unleash hell on his son watch. July 14th can't wait. :bbb
Atheists and antichrists so lazy that they just spew hate without research. Hmmm..maybe thats why we never see any atheists actually fighting are winning debates. Anyway, here's about less than ten minutes of googling the topic myself. “Professional boxer Amir Khan fasts even throughout his training.” "Fasting makes you feel weak," he said last year. "You have to wake up at four or five in the morning to eat, but you're knackered and you don't feel like food, you have to force it down. I wouldn't fast on the day of a fight though." http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/6989742.stm “The fight took place during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which was a mistake for Khan, a devout Muslim. Khan was fasting according to the precepts of his religion rather than eating a proper diet to prepare for his fight with Prescott. This weakened Khan significantly and the effects of such fasting were borne out in the adverse result he suffered in the fight.” http://fightnetwork.com/news/11766:amir-khan-gunning-for-knockout-against-zab-judah/ “It should be noted that Khan fought Prescott during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Khan was fasting during Ramadan and simply should not have taken that fight. If their were to be a rematch between the two, Khan would most likely turn the tables on Prescott and return the favor by icing him in one or two rounds.” http://fightnetwork.com/news/11870:amir-khan-ready-to-dominate-at-welterweight/ “MUSLIM fanatics say boxing hero Amir Khan is “a fool” who deserved his first career defeat because he has “turned his back on Islam”. http://www.dailystar.co.uk/posts/view/52607