Furious Amir Khan has vowed to knockout Gairy St Clair after hearing a radio ad recorded by the Commonwealth lightweight title challenger.
Cheeky St Clair warned Khan he was coming to destroy him in a radio advert for their February 2 fight at the ExCeL London, currently playing on Talk Sport.
The Australia-based Guyanan tackles Khan over 12 rounds - and has vowed to be firing until the final bell.
But the 21-year-old hot-shot from Bolton has vowed to make him eat his words.
" I was heading to my training camp listening to the radio, when I heard the advert," said Khan.
" I couldn't believe it!
" I was so mad that when I got to the gym I did double my normal routines just to get rid of the anger.
" I think Oliver Harrison's hands are still stinging from when he took me on the pads.
" I'm still pumped up about it now, and can't wait to show him who's boss a week on Saturday.
" St Clair has got a great record and he's been the distance with some quality fighters like Vivian Harris and Diego Corrales, but he won't go the distance with me.
" This is my chance to make a big statement by stopping St Clair for the first time, and also beating a former IBF world champion.
" I've also been reading that St Clair knocked around a big Australian heavyweight called Mad Mick. Well, he won't be able to do that to me"
Khan-St Clair heads a quality card at the ExCel Arena, with Michael Jennings' WBU welterweight title defence against Ross Minter also on the show.
