Amir Khan PPV numbers

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  1. marcelo86

    marcelo86 Member Full Member

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    Amir Khan has a bright future and is exciting to watch. I have queried the idea of him being on PPV because he is not an established star who could draw a million buys at this stage. So does anyone know his current PPV performance or have an Idea about the numbers he sells currently?
     
  2. HMSTempleGarden

    HMSTempleGarden Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I can't find any figures, but I doubt the numbers he generated in the UK are very high.

    Considering he's on been on PPV 3 times and the 1st one being that KO, then I would think it will be quite low.
     
  3. skel1983

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    He did around 30k for the Kotelnik fight.
     
  4. bollocks

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    ...would've been 30,001 if I wasn't at work ;)
     
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    oibighead G.O.A.T. Full Member

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    no bright future?

    How can you say he has no talent and isnt exciting... Thats just hate
     
  6. Akxtinguish

    Akxtinguish Belt holder Full Member

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    Khan is definitely talented. He's only looked tense since his chin was being questioned, probably just after Limmond knocked him down, and since the first round KO loss to Prescott you can't blame the guy for fighting safe fights. Having said that I'm pretty sure he's going to get more confident as he progresses.

    The interviews are irrelevant to his boxing talent. He's only been a pro for a few years. The next few fights will give us a better idea about how far he can go, now that he holds a title and (probably) will be fighting better fighters.
     
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    h13vyy Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Rigggghttt....so he's not natural speaker, therefore he's not born to be a boxer. Didn't realize the two skills were associated :patsch
     
  8. scilent assasin

    scilent assasin p4p Full Member

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    This guy is talking bull**** he was only 17 at the olympics a kid beating men when no one gave him a chance. He dominated kotelnik and won every round what else could he have done? With regards to filling out venues ill just say he is a bigger draw than just about any jww bar hatton. Also wtf has how he talks in interviews got to do with his talent? Comparing him to atg's like mayweather and jones is stupid why make that comparison? How bout comparing him to others at jww now... No one achieved what he achieved at 17 period.

    Ps u r a ****ing ******
     
  9. Richel Hersisia

    Richel Hersisia Well-Known Member Full Member

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    racial hate goes far for some people, that´s the only reaction i have for d33pwaters
     
  10. h13vyy

    h13vyy Well-Known Member Full Member

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    So Khan not looking as good as RJJ and Floyd in the olympics proves he has no talent? WTF? I think it takes some talent to win silver at the olympics and reach 22-1-0 and become a world champion.

    As far as his interviews, atleast he don't stutter. Does that make him better than floyd now :lol:
     
  11. mugen82

    mugen82 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    You're a troll. So just because he wasn't as good as Roy jones jnr or Floyd mayweather when he was a 17 years old, and he doesnt doesnt do interviews as well as SRL, he should pack it in? If thats the case, 99.9999% of boxers should give the gloves up, and we wouldnt have a sport. And he actually ended up with a silver medal, what did floyd get? He lost to a legend in Kindelan, probably the greatest ever amateur at that weight, not some no name Bulgarian, dodgy decisions aside.

    He's a 23 year world champion who's done phenomenally well to make a comeback for somebody who was ko'd in 54 seconds.

    And as far as interviews go, atleast he had the pride to be interivewed after his 54 second mauling, and didnt run to his dressing room. Now that takes Balls!
     
  12. mugen82

    mugen82 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Nor does he think he's funny, telling somebody that they talk too much, and end up with egg on his face cos the interivewer wont give up the mic, and this is a well known nuthugger interviewing him too lol
     
  13. Richel Hersisia

    Richel Hersisia Well-Known Member Full Member

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    it has nothing to do with where you are from... you can come from everywhere and have racial motives
     
  14. mugen82

    mugen82 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    How can your mandatory challenger be a handpicked opponent? All i'm getting is more and more regurgitating sheeps testicles from you. you're a troll, give it up.
     
  15. mugen82

    mugen82 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    You're a troll with 26 posts, its obvious everything you state is purely ignorant, lmao at black circles around his eyes = starvation, the words of a complete and utter buffoon!