Comments Thread For: Amir Khan Looks To Establish Boxing School in Pakistan

[Floyd Junior]

There's definitely untapped talent in Pakistan, but like everything else, it'll take decades for them to put half decent system together - and even more years for them to get up to speed.

The Northern areas, Afghan and Kashmiri borders, have some very raw, tough people. They're raised in extremely harsh conditions and would be more than capable of holding their own in combat. You don't necessarily have to be athletic to be successful in this sport. Especially if by nature you're resilient to begin. That's a good enough foundation.

[AgainstTheRopes]

There's boxing talent to be found everywhere. You dont have to look any further than Ruslan Provodnikov who is from a remote village in Siberia or Pacquiao/Donaire both from the same rural area in the Philippines.

[Adzz]

WHEN DID I MENTION ANYTHING ABOUT ASIA?

Exactly...

Golovkin is half Russian (European), and half Korean. Not that it matters, but now for some bizarre reason, a thread about Khan setting up a boxing school in Pakistan has moved to what ethnicity Golovkin is. **** you people are so desperate. lol

Lol. simply stated an opinion and some facts, which were questioned and in return i gave an answer.

But, **** just commenced as i felt i needed to rectify some opinions based on untrue facts or beliefs.

ps: @takingaim the way in which you put across your opinions on potential sportsmanship in the likes of pakistan etc . i and others may agree, were put across in a harsh and deragatory manner. thus the negative response from the fellow boxing fanatics.. lol

anyways back on topic............ ermmmmm khannn

[Yaconcha]

sounds a good idea but, AND I DO MEAN BUT.....either the taliban will ruin it or the yanks will do a drone strike on it.
the potential talent will lose out either way.

[Yaconcha]

o.m.g. why do so many people here feel the need to tell everyone their "current favourites" or their "all time favourites" lol so ******.:bukkake: