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Nottingham's Carl Froch, 32, stands alone as Britain's only current world title holder. However, the WBC super-middleweight boss believes that he will soon be joined by Bolton's Amir Khan. Froch told The Sun that Khan will relieve Andreas Kotelnik of his WBA light-welterweight title on the 18th of this month.
Amir Khan has told the Daily Mirror that he is fast improving under Freddie Roach, and is revelling in his Los Angeles training base. Khan is working with Roach at the Wildcard gym, the youngster believes that the new location and training regime will take him to the top, as well as helping him avoid the distractions of home.
Knife-wielding Gregory McCalium, 24, got more than he bargained for when breaking into the house of pensioner Frank Corti, 72. Corti used to be a boxer; he sidestepped McCalium’s knife attack, and then knocked out the young intruder with a pair of right hooks.
After an injury scare, needless rumor mongering, and a long wait, the Andreas Kotelnik versus Amir Khan match is nearly upon us, and WBA light-welterweight title holder Kotelnik has been working behind closed doors to find a way to overcome the youngster from Bolton.
Colin Lynes has been handed a title lifeline. The Londoner is stepping into Paul McCloskey's shoes, travelling to Paris to take on Souleymane M'Baye for the vacant EBU light-welterweight title on a few days notice.
Scottish boxing hopeful Kenny Anderson has been charged with attempted murder. Anderson, 26, is accused of beating a man about the head with a hammer, the man, 23, was attacked last Tuesday. Anderson, who has been training in Los Angeles for the last week, returned home to Scotland to face the charge.
David Haye is hoping to put the disappointment of his aborted fight with Wladimir Klitschko to one side, he is now seeking a September fight against the elder, and tougher, Klitschko, WBC title holder Vitali.
Frank Maloney knows a thing or two about talent, the diminutive London promoter, who guided Lennox Lewis to the top, is putting his faith into Olympic star Darren Sutherland, 27. The Dubliner is 3-0 (3 early) as professional, and the bronze medal winner takes on Gennadiy Rasalev (2-1) at the York Hall tomorrow night, the bout is scheduled for six-rounds. Sutherland does not like to hang about; he has yet to go beyond the fifth round.
Paul McCloskey's European light-welterweight showdown with Souleymane M'Baye has been put on ice due to a hand injury suffered by McCloskey. M'Baye will now defend against a top ten rated European in France on Friday night, with the winner mandated to meet McCloskey in their next contest.
Frankie Gavin, 23, came close to postponing his third professional contest after the loss of his grandmother. Gavin, who won gold at the World Championships in 2007, was set to fight on the undercard of the originally proposed Amir Khan-Andreas Kotelnik WBA light-welterweight title fight, which was due to take place at the O2 last night.