I didn't really listen to Sky, I noticed Nelson and Smith slipped off before main event which sickened me.. With regards to Hunter, He's loving this job. Lets face it for him it's a no lose situation because if or when Khan loses and walks away he can say ''oh well, Amir struggled, old habits die hard and he had to many i did my best..''. I found his constant digs and they were digs at Roach and Ariza uncalled for and came across like a guy who's wrapped up in his ego and i do find Hunter a egotistical guy from what he talks about the sport he seems to love sound of his own voice. He's good at what he does, i haven't gone overboard with my compliments towards him for a long time because i feel to be a great trainer you have to prove your work in different situations not just developing a fighter from scratch. I can see Hunter is loving this role with Khan, It's a exciting job to him cos of Khan's problems technically. He feels he can develop him and he's right about Roach's mistakes but i do feel the sublimal's need to be stopped. Stay classy Virgil.. Last night Khan showed some nice moves, Khan isn't a smart guy so 8 weeks work isn't going to show major development plus Molina didn't really press Khan into using his new found skills. Give Hunter the next fight then we can say something, I do feel him shouting at Khan all way through is a sign of someone who knows his man is in need of help constantly. But all in all it's a no lose situation for him, With other fighters you can see a little more pressure but this he can wash his hands of it pretty easy so he's loving it for time being.
Steve Bunce said before the fight "If Amir Khan boxes off the back foot, there is very few fighters at 140 who can beat him" "If Amir Khan comes over his front foot and starts slugging there are very few fighters at 140 who wouldn't knock him out" All Hunter is going to do is calm Khan down and get him to think about what he's doing