Comments Thread For: Amir Khan Retires at 35: I'm Blessed To Have Had Such an Amazing Career

[Knuckle sandwich]

R. I. P, Champ.

[anonymous2.0]

Very good career especially when you consider he took Ramadan off every year which definitely did not help his boxing career.

[Corelone]

The only time Khan let me down, was vs Crawford. I guess he was tired of going out on his shield by then.

[PeepeePoopooMan]

He's a delusional moron who got all kinds of paydays for being a highlight reel. Good career. Lol just laughing at his choice of pics on his retirement tweet tells you everything

[Get em up]

time to lay down champ

First I wanna say that picture and post is priceless LMAO and the bad thing is this is Khan's legacy. His ego and self entitlement has pretty left him with this image for people to remember him by. That said he was an entertaining bastard in and out of the ring.

[✔ (Low- )]

Thank you for all the ko endings you gave us.

[✔ (Low- )]

I hate that no on will remember how close Khan came to being a Hall of Famer.
He maybe a punchline now,
But Khan made a great run from 2009 until 2012.
Him beating Maidana and Judah was beautiful.
Then him being the British A-side and going to Peterson's hometown when he totally didn't have to was the beginning of his downfall.
Hometown decision gave him his first loss in years.
Tim Bradley ran from a full division unification to go rob Pacquiao.
Peterson got caught with drugs, cancelling Khan's chance at redemption.
And Khan ended up on a doomed crash course with Danny Garcia's fists There's so many Ifs and Maybes that should have been different,
But it all fell the way it needed to, I guess.

Yep, certainly not the brightest star is yhe sky was he?

[richardt]

Amazing career with a very un-amazing chin.

[BritJimbo]

35-year-old Amir Khan, a former world champion and Olympic silver medal winner, has decided to retire from the sport. Khan officially announced his retirement on Friday morning.
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Terrific career and happy to hear of his retirement, in a good way.

If his name had been Campbell, Mactavish, or O' Grady, he would have been more popular.

Like Josh Taylor.

But with an Olympic Silver medal, great wins, exciting fights, no gift decisions etc.

So yeah, good job Josh.

[Brutus1]

He's done a world of good for the sport, his best days are behind him as a boxer and he deserves to enjoy his retirement. He has been and still can be a very effective ambassador for the sport. You have to be a sad hater to not give this man his due now. Its over.