Comments Thread For: Mayweather Sr. Rips Amir Khan: He Looked Like Dog ****!

[flat1985]

The Mayweathers are the biggest pricks in boxing

[Instinto]

It seems to me that Mayweather Sr don't have much hate on Pac and Khan I could see that in some interviews he even praises Pac. But Mayweather Sr would talk trash about Manny just to slap Roach. Even in this interview he tries to bring up Khan just to trash Roach. Everytime he hears about Freddie, he utters his "that Freddie The Joke Coach Roach?"

[crazyboy867]

"Man, I think Amir Khan looked like DOG ****" ...that a classic line

[norway]

Mayweather can say this having the p4p best fighter in the world.
Believe me when I say pac will be bruttaly exposed if they ever fight. Khan kan keep on fighting potato heads and will probably be stopped in not to long time :-)

[Bong Bong]

[Mr. Philadel]

On December 11 in Las Vegas, trainer Floyd Mayweather Sr. was ringside for Amir Khan's close decision win over Marcos Maidana at the Mandalay Bay. Mayweather was less than impressed with Khan's performance. A lot has been written that Khan's skills have continued to improve since hooking up with trainer Freddie Roach. Mayweather disagrees. He feels Khan was a better fighter without Roach.

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Big Floyd is anti-Roach....so ANY fighter trained by Roach is gonna look like dog **** to him just for the fact that their trained by Roach.....as a AK fan...I would like to advise my fellow Khan Army soldiers to pay that dude no mind...it costs us nothing!!....but if general waaza order a strike....don't hesitate to call him evry dirty name in the book ...naw seriously, pay dude no mind....he's just hating on Roach...whats new?!?

[Mr. Philadel]

LMAO.....bwahahahahahahahahahaha...nice!!

[throbk1974]

that's exactly how Floyd jr. fights.....scared.

[tanginamo]

let me Remind you... GAYWEATHER Jr. is also always RUNNING Around the Ring... hahaha.. Gayweather is a Runner inside the ring.. hehe running backwards..

[etlux]

ahahahahahaha may****** senior sucks as a coach