The former world champion Amir Khan believes many British Asian sportsmen and women are not fulfilling their potential
Amir Khan has accused young Asian sportsmen and women of allowing excuses and a poor diet to stop them fulfilling their potential. The 35-year-old former world champion boxer picked out Asian footballers, in particular, for supposedly lacking dedication and allowing racism to undermine their development.announced his retirement from boxing last week
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