Comments Thread For: Khan and Malignaggi Trade Words at London Presser

[Boss Don]

So did Lennox Lewis (except it was the second round in his case, but the principle is the same).

And both fighters improved dramatically when they subsequently got a new, ATG trainer.

You got a point and I love Lennox Lewis but Amir Khan sucks and he always gets dropped

[Dave Rado]

You got a point and I love Lennox Lewis but Amir Khan sucks and he always gets dropped

He's never even come close to being dropped since he teamed up with Roach. Admittedly he hasn't been in with any big punchers yet, but Kotelnik hits a lot harder than Malignaggi.

His attitude sucks (ducking Maidana and bragging about who he's going to beat in the future and how great he's going to be); but in the ring, he's got loads of obvious talent, and his defence and overall game has improved dramatically under Roach. Anyone who's at all objective would admit that.

[Marciano90s]

almost the greatest british fighters did fail in america...only calzaghe made it.please correct me if im wrong.naz lost to barrera,hatton to pbf,bruno to tyson,mcguigan..hope khan breakes this record,but he wont do that over Paulie.khan needs to be schooled for good and stay with the feet down..but

[Marciano90s]

You got a point and I love Lennox Lewis but Amir Khan sucks and he always gets dropped

like Lewis,khan got the best trainer of his era tho.

[Perroskis]

lol they bearly wrote anything of what paulie said i hope paulie knocks him out with his pillow fists maybe khan can be number 6 on paulies record

[Dave Rado]

almost the greatest british fighters did fail in america...only calzaghe made it.please correct me if im wrong.

Lennox Lewis had almost all of his greatest successes in America, so did Jimmy Wilde, so did Ted "Kid" Lewis, so did Bob Fitzsimmonds, so did Ken Buchanan, so did Jim Driscoll, so did Freddie Welsh, and despite what you say, so did Hamed (one defeat to an ATG doesn't mean all your previous victories count for nothing). Hatton did pretty well there too. It was his Stateside fights that made him a multi-millionaire, and he won all but two of them, beating Collazo, Urango, Castillo and Malignaggi, and only losing to the fighters rated P4P #1 at the time he fought them. That's far from being a failure.

So consider yourself corrected.

[AndyShitHot]

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[ma51f]

almost the greatest british fighters did fail in america...only calzaghe made it.please correct me if im wrong.naz lost to barrera,hatton to pbf,bruno to tyson,mcguigan..hope khan breakes this record,but he wont do that over Paulie.khan needs to be schooled for good and stay with the feet down..but

hmmm so one loss and you automatically become a failer?

[AndyShitHot]

almost the greatest british fighters did fail in america...only calzaghe made it.please correct me if im wrong.naz lost to barrera,hatton to pbf,bruno to tyson,mcguigan..hope khan breakes this record,but he wont do that over Paulie.khan needs to be schooled for good and stay with the feet down..but

Mate some people could say that's some pretty selective memory but I do agree that more than half the brits who have gone over to the US for big fights have failed but is Malignaggi really the man to stop Khan from suceeding in the US, I very much doubt it especially considering he has already lost to one of the Brits you mentions and on US soil.

[nujabes77]

...and the Khan era begins...

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