I'm not from England, I'm from the US so I don't know nearly as much about Khan as you do, but I've noticed all of the hate for him comes from people in England. In all the interviews I've seen with him he seems like a pretty nice and humble guy. What has he done that makes you say "horrible attitude, horrible person"? I can't figure out why everyone from his home country hate him so much. Could you please explain and give examples.
Perhaps you need a brain cos you're eyes dont know what they're seeing you fu*king idiot, this pair are not all that IMO i never asked for you're agreement nooobbbbb now p*ss off you c*@t:hi:
Maybe not a horrible person, but not the greatest and his attitude has improved recently. His early attitude and when he ws in his teens fight was shocking. He is a bit more humble now and not thinking he is the greatest thing ever because he has a bargain bin Commonwealth belt. But I still find him amazingly boring as a fighter and a person.
Im suprised Khan's getting so much ****. The guys 22 and already getting written off havent we learnt from past examples that this can be a foolish mistake? I think the calibre of boxer hes faced so far has been reasonable, hes got all his whole career to face the top guys in the division. Some of the reasons hes gonna fail are ridiculous, if he had a horrible attitude Freddie Roach would NOT train him and saying hes a horrible person is ridiculous, alot of horrible boxers have become legends look at Mike friggin Tyson and Prince Naseem for an example. His promoter Frank Warren is a twat though hopefully he'll move away from him in future. I believe he has talent in bucketloads but I agree with the argument about his jaw but a sound defence and sparring against hard-hitters should soon counter that. I for one would not be suprised to see him be a top ten guy in the next decade, at the very least.
I don't think anyone can say whether Khan will be a top P4P fighter at this stage. He seems to have the raw abilities, but I'm not sure he has the versatility and natural boxing ability of the other guys being talked about on this thread. It was obvious against Barrera and Kotelnik that Roach had him programmed to execute a very simple, repetitive (albeit effective) gameplan rather than mix it up like some of his other fighters. Thus, I don't see him beating a Bradley or a Diaz in the near future. Experience might turn Khan into a well-rounded fighter, but if it doesn't he might just hit a brick wall.