Amir Khan May Leave Britain: Blames Press, Carl Froch

[El_Cholo]

Not a good move in my opinion. Many Brit's are going to wonder if Amir Khan is loyal to Britain, meaning its going to lower down his fans.

who cares? I don't.

imo, its the best move Khan can make, get out of the spotlight of the bastard UK media and live in almost annoyminity in the US and concentrate on his boxing.

great move imo

[02bash]

Blaming another boxer for your own problems is a ***** move, blaming people from the country you live in for your own problems is a ***** move.............he just made more more people dislike.

If he just said he wanted to leave the country for a better way of life and/or tax reasons their would be less negativity towards him.

good point, khan will def get some neg for saying what he did, but tbh i think he just pissed off with the racist fans.

he didnt blame froch, he was just saying froch just talks about him all the time, and hes got a point froch needs to **** off, last week froch was talking about jenson button isnt a good driver, its just bitterness with froch.

[Breakbeat]

good point, khan will def get some neg for saying what he did, but tbh i think he just pissed off with the racist fans.

he didnt blame froch, he was just saying froch just talks about him all the time, and hes got a point froch needs to **** off, last week froch was talking about jenson button isnt a good driver, its just bitterness with froch.

He should leave Froch's name out of it, Froch will talk **** about anyone. I don't remember seeing anything about Froch talking **** about Button.

Kahn comes from a town with a big Asian community which suffers from a lot of racism anyway.

[Allucard]

If he does this, they will really hate him in Britain, does anybody know if part of the reason he's getting belittled by the fans and other boxers is because of his religion and race? I'm thinking he will be a much bigger draw if he stays in Britain but if this leaks out to the British public it will affect his popularity immediately, he should of kept this to himself unless he's already made a decision.

Or is there something else about is personality I don't know about?

So he should be concerned about what people who already hate him might think if he leaves the country?

[suckmebeautiful]

I'd say it's 3rd best, behind NY and SF.

r we gonna have this argument? lol i lived in all cities mentioned..it really depends what ur lookin for at moment..i say both because SF is like a mini new york..one thing i cant stand is ****ers that never left brooklyn saying its the best in the world! there r ways to avoid arrogant provincial new yorkers and L.A traffic though..more sense of comunity and aliveness by far in NY but if u want that comunity feeling without the **** weather move to Frisco mr. Khan! and be4 the gay jokes come in unless u r a puto yourself u should have no problem avoinding **** (less than 10% actually)unless u go to obvious spots..hippies on the other hand...

[boxasmash]

[Allucard]

Good luck Khan and i hope you really Khan. If you become a star the racist UK fans, racist as they are will repent driving you away...

[mathed]

Froch is really getting on my nerves, he is so fake. He did not deserve the win against Dirrell and he knows it. He thinks he is untouchable and some stellar athlete when in reality he is just a brawler. Khan could beat the socks off of Froch even given the weight difference- easy!!!

[02bash]

Froch is really getting on my nerves, he is so fake. He did not deserve the win against Dirrell and he knows it. He thinks he is untouchable and some stellar athlete when in reality he is just a brawler. Khan could beat the socks off of Froch even given the weight difference- easy!!!

your the wise one my friend

[ma51f]

good move Khan! LA is far better, better weather, probs nicer people and can simply concentrate on his boxing.

and as for Froach he's nothing but a fking c*nt. he clearly lost his last fight yet he continues to act like a total prick. Hope Kessler destroys him

Khan has already earned more money then he will in the rest of his career.