Khan only trains 20 weeks each year.. Is that enough for a world-class fighter?

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  • F!x
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    Khan only trains 20 weeks each year.. Is that enough for a world-class fighter?

    In the post-fight conf of the Diaz fight, Khan said that he only trains 20 weeks each year - during the fight camps only.

    Should Khan be living in San Fran so that he can constantly work on technique with Virgil all the time. People figured out his flaws, he needs to spend the necessary times to fix them.

    What's your take on this - is a total of 20 weeks a year enough time in the gym for a world class fighter? Should Khan be spending double that time in the gym for the next few years, not full on fight camps but working on technique and seriously addressing the mistakes he makes?
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  • hugh grant
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    #2
    No its not enough. But khan says he trains inhumanly hard. So whats inhumanly hard for one man is easy for another man.
    I betcha Floyd trains 40 weeks a year.

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    • Japanese Boxing
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      #3
      Originally posted by hugh grant
      No its not enough. But khan says he trains inhumanly hard. So whats inhumanly hard for one man is easy for another man.
      I betcha Floyd trains 40 weeks a year.
      Well its not enough to fix his bad habits. Floyd runs every day I assume. I don't think he spars always, but he stays in relatively good shape.

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      • Hougigo
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        #4
        By training does he mean like perfecting his craft or just exercising?

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        • Tijuana
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          #5
          Originally posted by Japanese Boxing
          Well its not enough to fix his bad habits. Floyd runs every day I assume. I don't think he spars always, but he stays in relatively good shape.
          He does not even have to train at all. He is born-boxer, his geniousity is beyond our comprehensition. To date, he beat all of his opponents, and will beat more.

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          • Hardasnailz
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            #6
            Khan is a bum. End of thread.

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            • Tijuana
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              #7
              Originally posted by Hardasnailz
              Khan is a bum. End of thread.
              I agree, Khan is BUM - Better, Undefeated, Master

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              • baya
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                #8
                khan and mark breland are the same person. difference is that mark never became a millionaire, furthermore 'world-class' and 'khan' shouldn't be in the same sentence.

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                • sunny31
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by baya
                  khan and mark breland are the same person. difference is that mark never became a millionaire, furthermore 'world-class' and 'khan' shouldn't be in the same sentence.
                  I'm sorry, but anyone who has wins over Judah, Maidana, Kotelnik, Malignaggi, a razor thin loss to Peterson (which many including myself thought he won), is WORLD CLASS. He is a two time world champion, and might I add that most of the above wins were emphatic and dominant.

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                  • frosty-g
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                    #10
                    it wouldnt be enough for a world-class fighter no.
                    but what's your point?
                    you aren't suggesting khan is world class eh?

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