Amir Khan catch up podcast! Career review.. Talks losses to Canelo, Garcia, Prescott and Brook!

[FlatLine]

It's that podcast the world has been waiting for. Amir Khan joins a pair of podders in a frank and revelatory career review. With some interesting and humorous accounts of his KO losses, including the one punch Canelo KO + the Danny Garcia and Prescott losses. Talks about being concussed after fights. How the fire was gone by the time he fought Brook. The problem with different glove brands. And much more. Must see tv for any self-respecting in boxing fan!

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

I’m hearing it’s gonna be a 6 part series focusing on multiple different topics.

Episode 1- Why the Mayweather fight didn’t happen.

Episode 2 - Khan-Mayweather, the fight that never was.

Episode 3 - Would I comeback? Mayweather? Pacquiao?

Episode 4- Why I think Mayweather ducked me.

Episode 5- Exhibition fight with Mayweather still possible?

Episode 6- Will Floyd Mayweather ever fight Amir Khan?

[IronDanHamza]

You missed the part out where he attempts to justify being a drug cheat.

[FlatLine]

I’m hearing it’s gonna be a 6 part series focusing on multiple different topics.

Episode 1- Why the Mayweather fight didn’t happen.

Episode 2 - Khan-Mayweather, the fight that never was.

Episode 3 - Would I comeback? Mayweather? Pacquiao?

Episode 4- Why I think Mayweather ducked me.

Episode 5- Exhibition fight with Mayweather still possible?

Episode 6- Will Floyd Mayweather ever fight Amir Khan?

Lol.. great idea! Why limit that to a pod tho? They could make a Netflix mini-series!

[FlatLine]

You missed the part out where he attempts to justify being a drug cheat.

We all know it was tainted substance in Khan's case. He was probably the boxer who took the most drug tests in the world throughout his entire career since Olympics. Perhaps more tests than anyone in history. Bound to have a tainted test at some point and it happened right at the end when he'd been retired for several years and being complacent with off the shelf nutrients.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Lol.. great idea! Why limit that to a pod tho? They could make a Netflix mini-series!

In all seriousness, Khan had a really fun career to follow, I’m sure it’s a good listen.

[IronDanHamza]

We all know it was tainted substance in Khan's case. He was probably the boxer who took the most drug tests in the world throughout his entire career since Olympics. Perhaps more tests than anyone in history. Bound to have a tainted test at some point and it happened right at the end when he'd been retired for several years and being complacent with off the shelf nutrients.

No actually, you don’t know that.

[ELPacman]

While I never got excited to see Khan fight, I did catch most of his fights in his prime days. If anything, I was mostly on edge knowing at any minute in a fight, he would be clipped and lights out.

I give him huge credit though for facing Canelo who clearly outsized him. I think everyone watching the fight, seeing how good Khan was doing, knew it was only a matter of time before Canelo caught him and if he did, just how much damage it would do. Well, it was literally like someone turned off the light switch on Khan. From being lively and I thought sweeping the early rds, it took that 1 clean shot that Canelo was waiting for, to erase all the work Khan had done.

[FlatLine]

No actually, you don’t know that.

We do know that. Roy Jones Jr and Pernell Whitaker failed drug tests. We know that too.

[BodyBagz]

Looks like he living that good eating life.

Good for him.

Will watch later