Comments Thread For: Khan: Brook Fought Out of His Skin. I Wasn't Ready For That, He Was The Much Better Man

[vital1983]

Khan, love em or loath em, always entertaining.

[champion4ever]

I admire Amir Khan as a man. He was more than gracious in defeat with no excuses. In addition, to acknowledging that Kell Brook was the better man; Likewise, he never blamed anyone else for this loss other than himself. It takes a very big man to admit that.

[champion4ever]

Khan, love em or loath em, always entertaining.

No doubt! He's very entertaining. Once he decides to retire from the game he will be missed.

[champion4ever]

KHAN: "Brook fought out of his skin. I wasn't ready for that, nor his strength. No excuses from me. He was much the better man. We can go for coffee anytime he wants."

TRANSLATION: "Brook beat skin off my narrow ass. I was delusional to ever think I could f..k with his extra strong ass. His c..k and his nuts must be huge compared to mine. I'm his bishh now. He can break some chocolate brownie off in mine or Faryl's ass, anytime he wants

C'mon arch! let's give the guy a break here. It's never good to mock a man when he's down and out in the agony of defeat.

[champion4ever]

No Con....you're just done as a threat to anyone above D level. Don't make it as if Broke was some kind of HOFer in there.

Maybe beating up guys like Dibbs and Lo Greco can keep Con's career going ?
That level is pretty much on par with who Broke can beat as well.
They are both below ''shot gatekeeper'' level.

No, I believe that Khan meant that Brook had a lot more left in him at this juncture of his career than he did. In other words, Brook wasn't as aged, shot and washed up as Amir Khan had previously thought. Which was the reason why he took the fight in the first place. He thought Brook was done by this point of his career but he wasn't but Khan is.

[hitmanjosh]

I admire Amir Khan as a man. He was more than gracious in defeat with no excuses. In addition, to acknowledging that Kell Brook was the better man; Likewise, he never blamed anyone else for this loss other than himself. It takes a very big man to admit that.

I don’t, if you admire someone who belittle his opponent for years and then and only then does he respect him after getting his a(Ss) kicked from pillow to post; you are a sucker for love!

[BodyBagz]

No, I believe that Khan meant that Brook had a lot more left in him at this juncture of his career than he did. In other words, Brook wasn't as aged, shot and washed up as Amir Khan had previously thought. Which was the reason why he took the fight in the first place. He thought Brook was done by this point of his career but he wasn't but Khan is.

Con had no choice but to be Khantrite. Once again, his talk of being the superior guy fell flat. That's the other card he plays...the sympathy card. Maybe people (his fans) will forget (forgive) his big mouth. Perhaps if he would have been competitive, he could be forgiven. But vs a long standing rival he admittedly tried to age to the point of scoring a sensational, career ending KO ?!?!?

To cowardly wait for someone to be so shot a win is a 1000% certainty, only to shlt the bed, is unforgivable.

[daggum]

khan waited till brook was shot but he was also shot so it didnt work out

[BodyBagz]

C'mon arch! let's give the guy a break here. It's never good to mock a man when he's down and out in the agony of defeat.

It's the perfect way to deal with loudmouths. That's why Broner is suffering.
After ultra brief moments of success, they became all talk and little else.

[Roadblock]

Brook had no respect for Khan non at all, and Khan was fighting scared from the bell, Kell just run him over because he carried so much hate for Khan there was no way on earth Khan was ever going to beat Brook that's why Amir ducked the fight for so long, you could see it in the ring walk Khan knew deep down inside he was getting stopped.