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可汗的教练维吉尔.亨特近日告诉记者说;“当初我是坚决反对可汗去打阿瓦雷兹的,但可汗很有胆量,还是去打了。这太疯狂了,我也跟着被架上了道,不成功则成仁。
这场大战不允许有任何误差的,但可汗还是一个疏神被阿瓦雷兹抓住,就这么简单。赛后我建议他至少休息六到八个月,但让我吃惊的事到医院检查竟然没有脑震荡。
他和帕奎奥的比赛我预测是五五开,但对于他上一场被毁灭性的的KO之后是否留有后遗症,很难说,时间会告诉我们”。
“Amir’s got guts,” Hunter told BoxingScene.com. “The last fight, I was totally against it. I did not want him to take that fight. But he was pushed into it. That was crazy to me. It was pushed on me, so you do what you have to do. “There was no margin for error, and no concessions made from the top or the bottom. So you just don’t have any margin for error, and you’ve gotta go into it with some margin for error. And he just didn’t have it. He followed the plan until he had a mental lapse and got caught. ** as that.” Khan was winning the fight on one of the three scorecards when Alvarez emphatically ended it (48-47, 47-48, 46-49). He’ll have had nearly a year off between bouts by the time he fights the 38-year-old Pacquiao (59-6-2, 38 KOs), assuming their April 23 fight unfolds as Pacquiao and Khan claimed it will through their social media accounts Saturday night. “I recommended to him that he take at least six, eight months off to see how much he could negate the effects of the knockout,” Hunter said. “The good thing is he didn’t have a concussion. So that kind of amazed me. I thought with the way he went down, when he went to the hospital he would’ve had a concussion. But he didn’t.” Hunter considers Khan-Pacquiao “a 50-50 fight,” but the veteran trainer couldn’t commit to how he thinks Khan will react in his first fight since suffering that devastating knockout. “I can’t say,” Hunter said, “It would be hard to say. Time will tell that.” -
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