King Khanned: Shattered A Story Of A Mere Con-Khanfessions of A Dangerously Glassy Jaw..

Like it s hard to figure out not everyone cycles correctly.

 

UKAD and BBBoC being shown for for the incompetent agencies they really are.......

By the way, when Conor Henn failed TWO drugs tests, the BBBoC were informed about them. However they only took the moral high ground when the story was leaked and there was a public backlash. They would have been happy for the fight to go ahead.

These "institutions" are shameless and morally bankrupt.

As for Khan - wasn't it blindingly obvious that he was on PEDS looking all the pimples and acne on his back, not to mention the hastily done cuppling lesions on his back in an attempt to take as much of that blood out of his system.

Sky, DAZN, Queensbury, BBBoC, UKAD, VADA, USADA , WBC, WBO, IBF, WBA and all other associated agencies are happy to turn a blind eye when it suits them.......

 

Can't even choose just one option, what a list & to think you actually missed many other strong selections.

 

Yeah i did see those pimples, but i always thought it's possible because due to all the tight gear they wear while training/cardio, tight clothes in general can equal to acne for many.

 

Khan is even embarrassing himself in retirement!

Khan stole a living from boxing talking himself into paydays and getting smashed to bits

if you look beneath the skin he was always carefully matched apart from against Canelo

the idea he was some kind of boxing kryptonite for elite fighters mostly by his passionate delusional fans was completely absurd

an overpaid, overhyped, overrated, overbearing, multi flawed idiot. And now a drugs cheat as well!!

 

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Honestly, I think he underachieved. Not that he was anything great, but If you look at him in the Malignaggi fight and then compare it to how he fought Peterson, it´s day and night. He went from utilizing his gifts to trying to be a brawler. He regressed at a rapid pace and never recovered as his age and lack of training caught up to him. And my money is on those infamous Wild Card Gym sparring wars they always had. It´s why Linares suffered a bad cut before facing DeMarco and why Khan became such a hot blooded fool.
Had he stayed the course and stuck to 140lbs, I think Khan would have had a wonderful career.

But his lack of ring IQ showed and his career became what it was. Natural gifts can only take you so far.

 

@Badbot no he overachieved on paper because he got gifted a manufactured title shot against a pillow fisted, poor champion in a trash division he'd never fought in before and in his own backyard.,When he was coming up he was getting dropped almost knocked out by the likes of Willie Limond and Michael Gomez and actually did get knocked out in 50 seconds to future journeyman Breidis Prescott.

He paid for the world best boxing trainers and had everything given to him but he still became a regular meme to be laughed and likely was on peds his whole career too! **** this idiot

 

Oh, 140 is a trash division. The best always move up in weight and only the very best find success at 147.
However, at 140 Khan could have had a good career. Kotelnik was a legitimate top 5 guy. However, Marcos Maidana arguably beat him and Khan did manage to beat Maidana. Khan showed a lot of heart that night. And his chin held up.
And Kotelnik wasn´t some poor champion. He arguably beat Devon Alexander.
Khan then schooled Malignaggi, who at the time was still among the top of the division.
And then Khan did what he was supposed to do and schooled the ageing Zab Judah.
It was a pretty good run and Khan proved to be among the top of the division. If he had been the fraud you claim him to be, he wouldn´t have achieved what he did.
And he could have done more, but his lack of IQ and a bad training environment got to him. That and Khan never was that driven, he would work hard but his inactivity proves my point of him lacking the drive.

Hate Khan all you want, but he had physical talent and proved it. And he could have done more.

 

No lol.Kotelnik was poor for world level.. Feather fisted , mediocre/average in every department, European level guy.Literally nobody at that time rated Andreas Kotelnik. You can go and search back for comments and articles everybody thought he was crap.. The bizzare overrating of Kotelnik only came after the Alexander loss who was another average fighter.

Even Khan himself at the time said Kotelnik was the 'worst world champion in Boxing'.

Kotelnik drew and lost to the poor Souleymayne Mbaye!! And lost to Junior Witter in a European title fight.And had a tough fight with Gavin Rees. I remember all these fights and there was nothing impressive about him at all.

In no other division at almost no other time would a guy like Kotelnik win a world title. The WBA world champions in a row. at that time - Mbaye to Rees to Kotelnik to Khan to Peterson. Has to be the weakest run of world champs for a belt ever!!!

Khan got bought a belt basically.

 

Your second sentence pretty much summed up my response.

 

'You have to know the best time to have these big fights in your career. If you look at Oscar De La Hoya, he fought all the best fighters when they were on the way downhill, and not at their best. I want to catch these guys when they have come off their peak."

Remember this quote from ped cheat Khan lol. The dumb **** slipped up admitting this

 

He actually said that, a walking contradiction, only Khan.

 

Seriously? The guy took on Canelo, a guy who has knocked out light heavyweights. You think you could maybe give him just a grain of credit for getting in the ring with someone like that?

Boxing ain't like other sports, these guys deserve respect for choosing to pull on gloves and step between the ropes.