Comments Thread For: Amir Khan Intends To Build Boxing Talent in Pakistan

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Welterweight contender Amir Khan (30-3, 19KOs) on Sunday visited Data Darbar and laid floral wreath on the grave of Abu Al Hassan Ali Hajvery. Khan arrived in Pakistan on Friday to lend his support to the victims of the Peshawar terror attack.

Speaking to journalists, Khan expressed his grief and sorrow over the incident and urged the government to eliminate terrorism by promoting education and sports among Pakistani youths.
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[SlySlickSmooth]

As much as I shit on Amir Khan, he is doing great things for his people & country.

[Dean_Razorback]

sorry, had to put it

[alexguiness]

Welterweight contender Amir Khan (30-3, 19KOs) on Sunday visited Data Darbar and laid floral wreath on the grave of Abu Al Hassan Ali Hajvery. Khan arrived in Pakistan on Friday to lend his support to the victims of the Peshawar terror attack.

Speaking to journalists, Khan expressed his grief and sorrow over the incident and urged the government to eliminate terrorism by promoting education and sports among Pakistani youths.
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Sadly the Pakistani government are more complicit in supporting terrorism than eliminating it.

The Taliban exist largely because of the Pakistani government not in spite of it.

[soul_survivor]

Sadly the Pakistani government are more complicit in supporting terrorism than eliminating it.

The Taliban exist largely because of the Pakistani government not in spite of it.

poorly educated...

[FrankieBruno]

the more boxing gyms in this world the better

this is khans second boxing gym, the one in Bolton is doing great work

khan keep up the good work, ur a credit to the sport

[alexguiness]

poorly educated...

Try going to school?, it worked out well for me.

[miniq]

Naseem had no chin?

Oh Angel Garcia you marvelously ignorant bafoon.

[DeadLikeMe]

They should bring in Angel Garcia as an ambassador to the sport.

[ShoulderRoll]

Sadly the Pakistani government are more complicit in supporting terrorism than eliminating it.

The Taliban exist largely because of the Pakistani government not in spite of it.

Excellent point. Khan is trying to do some good over there but it's just a small drop in the bucket as long as the government/military don't change their ways.