Comments Thread For: Collazo on Loss To Amir Khan: "Mentally I Wasn't There"

[Best in Boxing]

Man, collazo was saying he's going to be 100% ready during the whole build up to the fight. I thought we were suppose to see the best collazo. He was ready, khan just better that night and any other night.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Oh you were there, mother***er. There getting your ass kicked and dropped 3 times.

[MBE]

Truth is, Collazo was not there physically. Poor training and a damaged hand.

The Collazo that fought Mosley and got robbed by Hatton was not present for Khan. If you think that was the best Luis Collazo, you must be new to the sport.

Collazo said at the final pressed the best version of Collazo was going to show up, that khan should forget the one that lost to Mosley and hatton because this new and improved collazo was here and khan thanked him for showing up with no excuses to be had if the fight didn't go his way. And yet here the apologists come out of the woodwork.

Oh you were there, mother***er. There getting your ass kicked and dropped 3 times.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

No ****, you walked around the ring with your hands down and looked like a grandfather, maybe it was Khan who made you look like that, or maybe you just looked terrible

Obviously trying to goad Khan into getting reckless and forgetting his game plan. Collazo was getting waxed so he started trying anything to break Khan's stride.

[EXPOSEDheroes]

Man, collazo was saying he's going to be 100% ready during the whole build up to the fight. I thought we were suppose to see the best collazo. He was ready, khan just better that night and any other night.

This is common hype talk. Even a fighter who KNOWS he is in terrible shape will utter the same thing. The last thing they want is to inform their opponent of a negative mind state. A fighter will always talk about how READY he is. Anything to make your opponent pause and doubt himself. That was not the Luis Collazo I know. Collazo had Hatton on ***** street and could have certainly hurt Khan had he been 100%.

Khan beat a guy who is fighting alcoholism, trained poorly and had a bad hand. You can see in the fight, when Luis motions to his corner about his hand bothering him.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

This is common hype talk. Even a fighter who KNOWS he is in terrible shape will utter the same thing. The last thing they want is to inform their opponent of a negative mind state. A fighter will always talk about how READY he is. Anything to make your opponent pause and doubt himself. That was not the Luis Collazo I know. Collazo had Hatton on ***** street and could have certainly hurt Khan had he been 100%.

Khan beat a guy who is fighting alcoholism, trained poorly and had a bad hand. You can see in the fight, when Luis motions to his corner about his hand bothering him.

"Minor injury" - The guy hurt his pinky.

Get the *** outta here

[Accountoffline]

Seriously?

Truth is, Collazo was not there physically. Poor training and a damaged hand.

The Collazo that fought Mosley and got robbed by Hatton was not present for Khan. If you think that was the best Luis Collazo, you must be new to the sport.

Red K, I can't believe how much of a biased idiot you are

[The Gambler1981]

"Minor injury" - The guy hurt his pinky.

Get the *** outta here

That would still mess up someone throwing a punch as you would feel it every time you connected.


Still Khan was clearly the better man and there is really no need to go further than that.

[Cnota21]

Stop the excuses you just plain suck. A friday night fighter at best. Thats why Khans team chose you. Because you would be less of a risk than the likes of Keith Thurman, who would destroy both Collazo and Khan.

[Box-Office]

Khan made Luis Collazo look ordinary and that's that. Now it's about NSB going crazy over how Collazo was a bum blah blah blah.