Training With Khan Has Forced Berto To Improve

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  • FlatLine
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    Training With Khan Has Forced Berto To Improve

    Berto has become a better fighter since training around Khan.. He's been forced to up his game and improve just to be able to share the same gym as Khan, even though of course he's still a few levels below him, which is why Floyd ducked Khan for the 4th time and chose to fight Berto instead of Khan.

    The question is, should Khan be apportioned due credit for Berto's win against Ortiz because without Khan it's doubtful Berto would have won?
  • .!WAR MIKEY!.
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    #2
    good points, Khan is a beast.

    Dude be pushing berto to the limit, I remeber when berto quit the S&C excerice claiming he think he getting to big lol when no weights are involved lmfao. He couldent hack it with khan works outs.

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    • LA_2_Vegas
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      #3
      Imagine all the experience Andre Ward will get from Khan- going up to fight Kovalev will really be like a step down.

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      • boliodogs
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        #4
        Berto fought well and he won. It was Berto in the ring with Ortiz not Khan. Berto gets full credit for the win. Maybe Khan gets a tiny bit of credit for giving Berto moral support as any good stable mate would do. If Khan sparred with Berto then maybe he gets some credit for that. Berto is trained by Hunter. He isn't trained by Khan. Please quit making everything about Khan.

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