Khan: I Want To Bring Mayweather Fight To Wembley
Amir Khan believes a mega-fight with Floyd Mayweather Jnr at Wembley Stadium could happen within the next 12 months.
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Khan: I'll Face Mayweather When I'm 100% Sure I'll Win
WBA/IBF junior welterweight champion Amir Khan is not going to rush a potential mega-fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. Fresh from his knockout victory over Zab Judah, the British star is planning to return in the month of December, in the United States, with the winner of Erik Morales-Jorge Barrios as the likely opponent.
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Amir Khan: I Said Yes, So Timothy Bradley Said No
WBA/IBF 140-pound champion Amir Khan is moving past a possible fight with Timothy Bradley, who still holds the WBO's version of the title. Their negotiations broke down a few months ago, and Khan later reached a deal to fight Zab Judah. Last Saturday, Khan stopped Judah in five to unify the WBA and IBF titles. He tried to pursue Bradley for a year-end unification, but Bradley is facing a lawsuit from his former promoters and he's likely going to sit out until 2012.
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Frank Warren's Take on Khan, Fury, Chisora's Return
THE Brits were in action on both sides of the Atlantic last weekend.
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Peterson To Amir Khan: I'm Waiting For You, You're Next!
Lamont Peterson defeated Victor Cayo via 12th round knockout on the latest edition of ESPN's Friday Night Fights. By winning the fight Peterson becomes the mandatory challenger for Amir Khan's IBF junior welterweight belt.
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Peterson: No Khan Bust Regrets, Khan-Morales Likely
A few months have passed, and junior welterweight Lamont Peterson has no regrets about rejecting a deal to fight WBA champion Amir Khan. Earlier this year, the two sides were negotiating for weeks before the deal fell apart. Peterson reportedly turned down an offer of over $300,000 dollars face Khan in England on April 16. He was later replaced by Paul McCloskey.
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Insider Notebook: Pacquiao-Khan, Bradley Talks, More
By Robert Morales - Amir Khan is looking better and better with each fight he has under the guidance of trainer Freddie Roach. Because of his speed, length and power he would seem to be a viable candidate for a fight against Manny Pacquiao down the road. But Pacquiao is also trained by Roach. That's why we may never see them tangle even though it would seem Khan could give Pacquiao a run for his money in a fight that would also be a huge money-maker and would bring worldwide attention. "They are not going to fight each other," Roach said Tuesday. "I'm not going to let that happen because I train both fighters. They are both my fighters and they are like sons to me. How can I let both my sons fight?" To begin with, Roach said he wouldn't know which one to train. "It is too much drama to let that happen," he said. "They are like my kids. I've been with Manny for 10 years and I've been with Amir for three years. We have a great relationship. Why would I ruin that relationship? "There are a lot of other good fighters out there. (Victor) Ortiz, (Floyd) Mayweather, 'The Ghost,' (Robert Guerrero). There are a lot of other good fighters."
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Rios Jabs Khan, Willing To Face Bradley For Pacquiao
This past weekend, WBA junior lightweight champion Amir Khan once again elevated his status in the sport after stopping then-IBF champion Zab Judah inside of the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nevada. Khan was in control throughout the contest, seizing the initiative and befuddling Judah with his speed, and saw a viscous right hand to the body end matters two minutes and forty-seven seconds into the fifth round.
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Amir Khan: Bradley is Running Scared, Strip His Titles!
Amir Khan claims Timothy Bradley is too scared to take him on in a showdown to become undisputed light-welterweight king.
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Khan: Whatever Tests Mayweather Jr. Wants, I'll Take
Amir Khan has declared himself happy to undergo any drug test required to ensure he can fight Floyd Mayweather. Khan, who became unified world light-welterweight champion at the weekend by adding Zab Judah's IBF title to his WBA belt in Las Vegas, has his sights set on a showdown with Mayweather next year after he steps up to the 147-pound division.
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