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dont listen to him wazaa, he is in every khan thread bashing him on some way, at the end of the day i think khan is the most popular and well liked fighter in the UK Yes its probably because of the large asian-****** backing, but alot of boxing fans support him aswell from all colours and backrounds, Haye is probably the most popular (but heavyweights always are) closely followed by amir.
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I dont get the Amir Khan hate, I watched many interviews and he is not as ****y as people act.
He is very confident though and ive noticed people who have achieved nothing in life cant stand confident peopleComment
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haye will retire in november anyway, and khan will take the number 1 spot.....Comment
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This headbutt was nothing more than accidental. Both fighters were attempting to throw a punch from the outside at the time of the butt. Khan attempted to throw a straight right, and at the time of throwing it, had McClosky slightly out of range, meaning Kahn had to lean in slightly behind the punch to find the range for it.
At the same time, McClosky was attempting to throw a hook to the body. He too, at the time of throwing that punch, had to lean in to find the range for it. The result. Both men met at the middle leaning in...their heads colliding. It's just one of those things that happens.
Nothing was intentional, both played an equal part in having it happen. How is this so difficult to understand?
If Khan had attempted to throw a straight left instead of the right, he would have leaned and veered away from McClosky. But both threw a punch with momentum that had them leaning in such a way that they missed each others intended target and clashed heads instead. Not rocket science...just dumb circumstance.Last edited by 1nonlymre; 04-19-2011, 05:44 PM.Comment
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