Amir Khan wins his 'make or break' fight against Molina

Amir Khan, who had had two devastating defeats in a row, won over Carlos Molina last night.

Khan wins his 'make or break' fight against Molina [Photo: RTÉ Sport ]

The fight which Khan termed as a 'make or break' fight, was desperately needed by British boxer Amir Khan to get back into form and look ahead with a renewed vigour and form.

Amir was defeated by Lamont Peterson and Danny Garcia over the last 12 months and had many people questioning Khan's fitness and even future.

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Winning over Molina, who has been unbeaten so far- with 17 wins and a draw was a treat for Khan, specially when given a largely hostile welcome by the largely Latin American crowd, Khan stayed true to his pre-fight vow that he would be more patient.

Read more about it at: RTÉ Sport

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It is not Khan's chin - but his Right Hand

Renowned British boxer Amir Khan is not suffering from a chin injury but it is his right arm that is bothering him. Would he be able to overcome this?

Wrap those wrists tight! Roach warns Khan to wrap his hands properly to prevent any further damage [Photo: Reuters]

This has been disclosed by Freddie Roach, the world renowned trainer sacked by Khan after the knock-out which has put his career in jeopardy, has revealed the injury which has to be overcome on the climb back to the boxing summit.

With Khan no longer in attendance and Manny Pacquiao back in the Philippines licking his wounds after his shock KO by Juan Manuel Marquez, the fabled Wild Card gym in Hollywood was relatively quiet as Roach explained why Khan’s move up in weight divisions, to light-welter, is not the reason for his apparently reduced punching power of late, reports Jeff Powell of Daily Mail.

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Roach said: ‘Amir’s hitting as hard as ever in sparring because he knows that if something goes wrong its not as important in the gym as if it happens in a fight in the ring. The problem is that he’s a little wary throwing his right hand now.

‘He suffered some damage to the right wrist a while back and once any fighter gets hand trouble it’s with him for the rest of his life.'

Read more about it at: Daily Mail 

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