
By Edward Chaykovsky
On Sunday, British star Amir Khan tweeted a message that many in the industry, at least in the UK, believe was aimed at his domestic rival, IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook.
Earlier this month, Brook's close friend and Ingle Gym stablemate, undefeated super bantamweight Kid Galahad, was hit with a two-year ban after testing positive for stanozolol in a urine test last September. The ban will run until September 2016 but Galahad has filed an appeal, claiming his brother spiked one of his protein drinks.
Khan took to Twitter on Sunday and posted the following message.
"One down.. Another to go, cheats always get caught out, just a matter of time," Khan wrote.
Both Khan and Brook were in action over the weekend - which certainly raised the sport's anticipation to see the two of them meet in the ring. Khan-Brook is one of the biggest fights to be made in the UK.
Khan won a very tough decision over former WBO 140-pound champion Chris Algieri, while Brook dominated and stopped Frankie Gavin in six rounds.