By Jamil Akram: Watching Amir Khan (27-3, 19 KO”s) taking on a handpicked opponent Carlos Molina (17-1, 7 KO’s) left much to desire for. I can understood why his team picked this opponent to get his confidence and credibility back. Being a fan of Khan ever since he first put on the gloves, I have always rated Khan for his skills and performances but being a household name, being over confident and walking into the ring as a a champion back fired. Any good talent fighter never goes in the ring like a champion but an underdog.
I think Khan biggest opponent is his mouth and mind. He should just stick to what he knows best and that is boxing. Everything else should be left to his management team. Putting additional pressure on your self and this time in your career does not help.