I've seen it twice already and I agree- it wasn't boring:good. Some people don't appreciate the subtleties of boxing. Khan had a job to do and did it. It was far from boring, IMO.
of course i'm watching it, for about the 10th time i really wish they would've sold the rights to the bbc or itv on the cheap for a saturday afternoon screening ala calzaghe vs kessler, that fight won JC the SPOTY award as it allowed the casuals to see his achievement and it got very good numbers, no one even knows khan was fighting let alone for the "world title"
Im not british or pakistani! but i was proud of Amir's performance he showed alot of maturity and improvement. I put my faith in him since he went to wildcard and he hasn't disapointed me!
I read sky text for an hour and luckily they had moved to the Olympians and Gavin by then. I only wanted to watch the Hall fight which they left till after the Olympians. They left Kell to last.
I watched if for the first time this morning after boycotting the PPV. A few of my thoughts: - where the hell was Ian Darke? - Adam Smith promised a 'bumper new season' - lets hope so - Very impressed with Khan's focus and defence, keeping that right hand up high. Per Freddie's instructions, he was avoiding hooking with Kot as he's much less likely to get caught. - WHY THE FECK show the 'Olympians' before Brook and Macca? Its just ridiculous. The answer must be that Sky see them as the next 'product' for PPV - Advice for not giving in to PPV: In your mind whenever you hear a cretin like Dave Clarke describe a 'special attraction on Sky box office' substitute it for 'I think you're a mug, call this number to get Fecked up the arse'. It worked for me, I stayed strong purely out of principle. - didn't take long to start plugging the Haye PPV did it?
I Sky+'d the show and whizzed through the broadcast until I got to Kell & Enzo. Something I never got to see for £15 last Saturday night