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Training for his American debut on May 15 against Paulie Malignaggi in New York's Madison Square Garden, WBA junior welterweight champion Amir Khan, 23, has gone on the record stating that he plans to retire by 2015. Khan wants to have all of his big challenges before the five year period is over, and that included mega-fights with Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao. [Click Here To Read More]
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Khan v Mayweather at Wembley would be immense...
Floyd would get a major paycheque and an awesome opputunity for Khan. -
kahn is an overhyped class jaw. he has'nt done anything yet and he's talking retirement? i believe he will eventually have to fight marcos, and he will lose, so 5 years, naw.Comment
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Typical Khan.Comment
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So Khan expects a 37-38 year old Mayweather to still be boxing in 2014-2015?Comment
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Khan has done nothing.
It's very doubtful he'll ever get to be fighter of the decade caliber.Comment
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It's good to have goals in life, but I think he really needs to focus on the next 1-2 years, and see how that pans out.
Thinking of those fights, and that far ahead, isn't necessary.Comment
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I read the article this morning, nothing wrong with having long term goals.Comment
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its so fkn obvious all he wants is money and has no interest in being great in the sport.. why doesnt he talk about defending his title agianst maidana after paulie or he he plans to fight later in the year.. this guy plans to box for the next few years.. all fighters say that but they end up retiring in thier late 30'sComment
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