Amir Khan Names Powell as Trainer, For Now

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Amir Khan Names Powell as Trainer, For Now

    Despite numerous reports in the UK that were pointing to American-based trainer Buddy McGirt, undefeated lightweight Amir Khan named Dean Powell as the trainer for his next fight. Powell is promoter Frank Warren's matchmaker. Khan recently fired Oliver Harrison, who trained him since he became a pro. Khan had told several UK outlets that he was looking to get an American trainer to further his career, but instead picked Powell, at least for the moment. [details]
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    Next fight Khan gets a beating(poor training) but gets handed a decision by the judges. This is the way to justify he is not ready for the states. Warren is not going to let Khan go to the states and possibly lose his next cash cow to other promoters or Khan's own self promotion.

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    • Russian Express
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      That sounds like a sensible comment. But i don't see Khan wanting to stay here - i think the fact that he's allready been over to the US, apparantly spared with floyd and shook hands with a loada top brass, has lit his fire so to speak. I believe a **** you Warren, is in order.

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      • x-PeROxiDE-x
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        Changing trainers=poor preperation

        Poor preperation=Knocked the **** unconscious.

        I cant wait!

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        • TheSurgeonMDMPH
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          #5
          Originally posted by ekul_
          That sounds like a sensible comment. But i don't see Khan wanting to stay here - i think the fact that he's allready been over to the US, apparantly spared with floyd and shook hands with a loada top brass, has lit his fire so to speak. I believe a **** you Warren, is in order.
          If the split is inevitable then look for a scenario similar to jaun diaz's(DK). These promoters have so much control over the sport that they can make subtle/covert arrangements to attempt to hurt their careers.

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          • Gareth Ivanovic
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            Originally posted by jantzen212003
            If the split is inevitable then look for a scenario similar to jaun diaz's(DK). These promoters have so much control over the sport that they can make subtle/covert arrangements to attempt to hurt their careers.
            Frank Warren you know is doing what he can to not let Khan split to the states. His cash cow will be gone. I hope Amir dumps his ass sometime soon so he can make some good fights over here in the states.

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            • STEELHEAD
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              frank warren(the white don king) has his tenicles on khan.
              boy he must of done some fast coniving after khan got back from gbp talks.

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              • Mr. Ryan
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                Well I'm heading over to Buddy McGirt's gym to get a comment from him on the situation. We'll know a little more about the situation then.

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                • Mr. Ryan
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                  Just got off the phone with Amir Khan's manager over in England. The full story should be up shortly.

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                  • Russian Express
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                    If the split is inevitable then look for a scenario similar to jaun diaz's(DK). These promoters have so much control over the sport that they can make subtle/covert arrangements to attempt to hurt their careers.
                    Good point.

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