Probably one of the nicest guys in boxing, does a lot of humanitarian works in Africa and his native country Pakistan. But always criticised absolute no reason.
I liked that he mentioned mma gloves at the end and said that’ll get your skin tight 😝. Regardless of his chin going these guys are still hard af compared to the average Joe.
@@user-ez5ov3bo3u not for no reason. He gets criticized for his chin. Other than that he's a great fighter and a great person. But he has a glass jaw, there's not much he can do about it
I bought headgear with a bar before that I only used open face headgear I don't see the point in taking unnecessary damage in sparring you're just hurting yourself more for when you have a real fight
de godfather if you get your nose broken in sparring you're just giving yourself unnecessary damage when you can save that for a real fight when it actually means something not sparring where there's really no winner it's just work
Irish Bomber lool I'm not saying every sparing session but u do need tough sparring for preparation and tbh I'd think joe goosen would know more than u
de godfather I didn't say you don't need good sparring the fact that you're even trying to argue tells me you aren't the one fighting and taking damage and I've been fighting my whole life I couldn't care less what you think Joe Goossen thinks he's not the one fighting either
Through 15 years of being an mma fighter I never sparred stand up with a headgear on. Now as a coach with my own gym I wouldn't dream of sparring without one. I think he is right about it toughening your skin up because I didn't ever get cut or have a black eye from sparring without one
In my opinion, I think headguards are important during training. In order for you to be really good at boxing, MMA, etc you have to have hundreds of hours of sparring matches. If all those matches are done without a head guard then you are potentially taking hundreds of hits to your head which is shaking your brain, and over time can cause damage to your brain even if you are not aware. Now when the time comes for you to fight in the ring, and you now fighting without a head guard and you have taken hundreds of hits to the head during training then a small hit in the ring can knock you out because of the damage done earlier. Michael Watson Vs Chris Eubank is a good example.
@@abbysands9510 head gear won't prevent brain injuries. It does however prevent cuts, bruises, black eyes and depending on the fighter and the head gear they are using it can prevent broken noses. But it won't stop your brain from from absorbing those impact forces that cause concussions
Maybe but it certainly lessens the impact of the blow. If we take punches to be one hundred percent and if you are not wearing headgear you are taking one hundred percent of that blow. If you wearing headgear then the impact is likely to absorb by the cushion, not all of it but some of it. It is like when you wear a helmet or motorcycle it is not going to protect you completely from the impact but it would absorb enough of it to protect your brain. I mean you would ride a motorcycle without a helmet because some of the force would still get through. For example; Imagine if you were punched in the stomach you probably hold your stomach in pain because you took one hundred percent of the blow, but not imagine if you were holding a cushion in front of your stomach, you still feel something but the cushion would absorb most of the force and you only get a little of it. This can also be said for the headgear it protects you to some extent but it doesn't make you invincible especially to head injuries.
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 However, I will state that after Chris Eubank and Michael Watson, and after many boxers started to suffer from brain decline due to their careers in boxing there was a debate to ban boxing because of the impact it did on the brain over time. Medical experts were brought in to testify to what happens to the brain over time after many boxers developed Parkinson's disease late in their life due to the impact sustained. They were unsuccessful in banning boxing so they tried a different approach and suggested that headgear be introduced into professional matches but it was deemed after more research that they would cause more brain damage than if they weren't wearing one. The reason they said it would cause more brain damage at least in the ring was that the opponent would punch a lot harder in order to overcome the extra cushion in the headgear, that it would take multiple blows to fall an opponent who was wearing headgear, fighters would not be able to see punches coming and so they would likely take multiple shots to head and this would lead to more brain damage than if they weren't wearing one.
I used to always spar with no nose bar and my nose would bleed everyday i would think my nose would just get used to it or something but na just kept bleeding
Bought a head guard with bar 2 years ago, used it zero times lol. Spar every friday past 8 months and never use head gear, although thinking about one now, as sometimes leave with head feeling bit mad from bangs. Although u adapt to it becomes minor, but possibly be effected 5-10 years down line.
I wonder how he feels about his being KO'd by Canelo, knowing that he was on PEDs??? It reminds me of Cotto when Margarito got busted before the mosely fight. Cotto was unusually damaged by the plaster wraps cheating against him.
Larry Wheels ... Notice how it was after Cotto was beaten by plaster hands he was a shell of who he was before that fight ? Funny how Many was ready to fight him ? Once Margacheto lost the only one thing he had and got knocked out Many was ready to fight him ? Hatton had to get knocked out before many muster up enough courage to fight him just like the rest.Just an observation.
This so funny London hmm a wonder y he understands them best hmmm maybe coz they don't sound English mad funny this proves a very good point he canit understand the areas that have the most British accents but anywhere with lot forgion born familys in it he understands ahhhaa wtf is this shit
If I, as a Scandinavian, was interviewed after becoming a Chinese citizen and boxing for China, do you think they'd be asking me what it's like "in my part of the world" and how China is "your part of the world"? No, that would be extremely insulting and insane. Amir isn't British. It's like white countries don't exist, and whites can't claim a unique identity separate from other peoples. Their countries are just market places for people to move and shop. Despite the fact that white countries are the best, because of white people, and the brown people moving to white countries are ruining them. What a joke this is. It's gonna backlash for sure.
Khan looks like a good person, more humble than i imagined
Probably one of the nicest guys in boxing, does a lot of humanitarian works in Africa and his native country Pakistan.
But always criticised absolute no reason.
@@user-ez5ov3bo3u it's the chin problem
I liked that he mentioned mma gloves at the end and said that’ll get your skin tight 😝. Regardless of his chin going these guys are still hard af compared to the average Joe.
@@user-ez5ov3bo3u not for no reason. He gets criticized for his chin. Other than that he's a great fighter and a great person. But he has a glass jaw, there's not much he can do about it
nice guy glass chin. gets caught in bad spots and cant handle it
Win or Lose, Amir Khan is a fuckin warrior. Period.
He's got a really good trainer!!!
I like this trainer. I hope khan flourishes!!!
I bought headgear with a bar before that I only used open face headgear I don't see the point in taking unnecessary damage in sparring you're just hurting yourself more for when you have a real fight
Irish Bomber true ill take a helmet if i could
Irish Bomber u spar hard u fight hard
de godfather if you get your nose broken in sparring you're just giving yourself unnecessary damage when you can save that for a real fight when it actually means something not sparring where there's really no winner it's just work
Irish Bomber lool I'm not saying every sparing session but u do need tough sparring for preparation and tbh I'd think joe goosen would know more than u
de godfather I didn't say you don't need good sparring the fact that you're even trying to argue tells me you aren't the one fighting and taking damage and I've been fighting my whole life I couldn't care less what you think Joe Goossen thinks he's not the one fighting either
Through 15 years of being an mma fighter I never sparred stand up with a headgear on. Now as a coach with my own gym I wouldn't dream of sparring without one. I think he is right about it toughening your skin up because I didn't ever get cut or have a black eye from sparring without one
In my opinion, I think headguards are important during training. In order for you to be really good at boxing, MMA, etc you have to have hundreds of hours of sparring matches. If all those matches are done without a head guard then you are potentially taking hundreds of hits to your head which is shaking your brain, and over time can cause damage to your brain even if you are not aware. Now when the time comes for you to fight in the ring, and you now fighting without a head guard and you have taken hundreds of hits to the head during training then a small hit in the ring can knock you out because of the damage done earlier. Michael Watson Vs Chris Eubank is a good example.
@@abbysands9510 head gear won't prevent brain injuries. It does however prevent cuts, bruises, black eyes and depending on the fighter and the head gear they are using it can prevent broken noses.
But it won't stop your brain from from absorbing those impact forces that cause concussions
Maybe but it certainly lessens the impact of the blow. If we take punches to be one hundred percent and if you are not wearing headgear you are taking one hundred percent of that blow. If you wearing headgear then the impact is likely to absorb by the cushion, not all of it but some of it. It is like when you wear a helmet or motorcycle it is not going to protect you completely from the impact but it would absorb enough of it to protect your brain. I mean you would ride a motorcycle without a helmet because some of the force would still get through.
For example; Imagine if you were punched in the stomach you probably hold your stomach in pain because you took one hundred percent of the blow, but not imagine if you were holding a cushion in front of your stomach, you still feel something but the cushion would absorb most of the force and you only get a little of it. This can also be said for the headgear it protects you to some extent but it doesn't make you invincible especially to head injuries.
@@abbysands9510 it's not a maybe, there were studies done on this that led to the Olympics banning headgear in competition
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667
However, I will state that after Chris Eubank and Michael Watson, and after many boxers started to suffer from brain decline due to their careers in boxing there was a debate to ban boxing because of the impact it did on the brain over time. Medical experts were brought in to testify to what happens to the brain over time after many boxers developed Parkinson's disease late in their life due to the impact sustained.
They were unsuccessful in banning boxing so they tried a different approach and suggested that headgear be introduced into professional matches but it was deemed after more research that they would cause more brain damage than if they weren't wearing one. The reason they said it would cause more brain damage at least in the ring was that the opponent would punch a lot harder in order to overcome the extra cushion in the headgear, that it would take multiple blows to fall an opponent who was wearing headgear, fighters would not be able to see punches coming and so they would likely take multiple shots to head and this would lead to more brain damage than if they weren't wearing one.
Joe Goosen is a legend “You gotta f*cking get inside on him now.” If you haven't seen it, check the Corrales vs Castillo fight. One for the ages!
I used to always spar with no nose bar and my nose would bleed everyday i would think my nose would just get used to it or something but na just kept bleeding
You gotta snort salt water on the side of the nose that bleeds and after it drys a little put Vaseline around the inside of your nose.
dude put vinagre, we do that in mexico. A ex pro boxer told me that
The only problem it burns like hell
Daniel Alejandro Cancino Peña apple cider vinegar is only good to.
lol
Lmaoooooo
Bought a head guard with bar 2 years ago, used it zero times lol. Spar every friday past 8 months and never use head gear, although thinking about one now, as sometimes leave with head feeling bit mad from bangs. Although u adapt to it becomes minor, but possibly be effected 5-10 years down line.
Lol Ellie with his bias self again.. watch if Brooks ever in town he'll be begging him for an interview 😂
You should record the sparring
it is true, you lost some vision using the nose bar
Guys with big noses/pointy noses need the facesavers period.
see the title then see Amir Khan's nose no video necessary
all the information you need is in the title and thumbnail
Edgetown TX what about nose
Lmfaoooo
His nose woulda appreciated the bar..
Which size the headgear in the video pls
Joe G is the best. I had the chance to meet him in Las Vegas and just a class act and gentleman. King Khan is awesome fella.
I wonder how he feels about his being KO'd by Canelo, knowing that he was on PEDs??? It reminds me of Cotto when Margarito got busted before the mosely fight. Cotto was unusually damaged by the plaster wraps cheating against him.
Larry Wheels ... Notice how it was after Cotto was beaten by plaster hands he was a shell of who he was before that fight ? Funny how Many was ready to fight him ? Once Margacheto lost the only one thing he had and got knocked out Many was ready to fight him ? Hatton had to get knocked out before many muster up enough courage to fight him just like the rest.Just an observation.
Feels good tho, cotto got his sweet revenge against margarito
That punch could have knocked out anyone ... only GGG couldn’t be knocked out with his iron chin
There is a video about this
Manny Pacquiao exposed
Is Virgil Hunter not his trainer any more? I though Amir was only with Dan because Virgil was unwell.
I hope he is in better health.
Bricks1001 Virgil is sick so amir had to move on
Virgil is great but not for khan
Change the title man good content on Brooke
Go on bro
AMIR VS KELL DO IT NOW EDDIE !
I always use the facebar😂 there's no money on the line🤷
Anyone know what size that headguard is?
Large
What brand is that helmet.
Winning.
Harley Davidson, vroom vroom
👍
It’s how he gets his prized glass chin
Which headgear is this what is it called
Winning Headgear
MMA gloves with no head gaurd... go on my son!
Are his gloves Fly or Winning?
Winning
@@irragrams the old ones with white piping too
Where did khan buy his glass jaw i cant find one anywhere
batman check right below your mouth, you don’t gotta buy one, you came with one pre built in for ya
@@joshuachapman4464 lol
Step in the ring and ask him
@@Flooded774 exactly bro
oz 16 or 18 ?
16
Ye lik were actually British ppl still live
Munguia would not have beat Kell back then lmao
0:45 lol, Liverpool is not the North East!
Dude said munguia beats brook !
Noo kell brook is s very clever boxer he will outsmart n outbox munguia!!
Size matters. Sadam Ali is more skillful than Mungia and look how that went.
Its really petty how he just changed the subject from Kell Brook to the head guard
U shud stick with gooseman
brook beats Munguia
fuck no
Bum
Munguya lmfao
YOU WAS SPARRING WITH THE BITCH-BAR THIS WHOLE TIME?! NO WONDER YOU GOT NO CHIN 😂😂😂JK Amir. Love ya
This so funny London hmm a wonder y he understands them best hmmm maybe coz they don't sound English mad funny this proves a very good point he canit understand the areas that have the most British accents but anywhere with lot forgion born familys in it he understands ahhhaa wtf is this shit
lmao
Way to avoid broken nose, get out of the way
Worst coach ever! If this coach is training you, you lose
Naw he’s okay
If I, as a Scandinavian, was interviewed after becoming a Chinese citizen and boxing for China, do you think they'd be asking me what it's like "in my part of the world" and how China is "your part of the world"? No, that would be extremely insulting and insane. Amir isn't British. It's like white countries don't exist, and whites can't claim a unique identity separate from other peoples. Their countries are just market places for people to move and shop. Despite the fact that white countries are the best, because of white people, and the brown people moving to white countries are ruining them. What a joke this is. It's gonna backlash for sure.
The Forms he is is a British Pakistani but considers himself as British seeing as he was born here, so tell me how he isn’t British then
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