Comments Thread For: Amir Khan Does Not Regret Taking a Huge Payday For Goyat Fight

[Kcvtr81]

Might as well get paid for the brain damage he's received over the years now retire after this fight

[Richard G]

Of course Khan will happily fight in Saudi Arabia with human rights being irrelevant. Work it out, religion of peace and all that.

[MusoMeanderings]

Con fighting Goat for $9 mil. Of course he does not regret it!

[Letmaku]

Amir Khan vs Broner in UK!

[Nightfall]

And he I said still getting knocked out. My niece can crack his chin

[soul_survivor]

Saudi Arabia has modern day ******, most of whom are indian. Khan is fighting an indian there.

Saudi Arabia is 100x worse than anything happening in the US in terms of human rights.

Nope, the US human rights record is much worse. But as long as both are bad there should be no complaints.

[luke1979]

Nope, the US human rights record is much worse. But as long as both are bad there should be no complaints.

You factually wrong about the reality of this world to write something like that. Sad that you choose to be either willfully ignorant or a liar in life.

[BOXING-SCRIBE]

You’re only saying that cause you’re not the one getting offered that money. I wonder what kind of life you’re living now if you don’t take such offer.

If you don’t think that this ‘irrelevant’ fight can potentially bring up Indian and Pakistani viewing who in general do not follow boxing, then you’re the one who know little.

Fans like you are the reason why the sport is dying. You only want big platform fights to be at your preferred stage. Your own world is not everybody’s world that’s why lesser people are watching the sport

Touche'. Pakistan, India? Both have contributed zilch to the sport of boxing...I get that this "might" inspire kids from these nations to box which will in turn grow the sport, but have you ever seen your avg Indian trying to do a jumping jack?? That will explain my whole theory...

[soul_survivor]

You factually wrong about the reality of this world to write something like that. Sad that you choose to be either willfully ignorant or a liar in life.

I could present the facts if I wanted to and that list would be as long as a thousand pages but the bottom line is, as long as both have human rights issues, what is the problem with him fighting in KSA if he has also fought in the USA?

[elfag]

Nope, the US human rights record is much worse. But as long as both are bad there should be no complaints.

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