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On Saturday night, inside of the Los Angeles Sports Arena, former two-time junior welterweight champion Amir Khan made a successful return to the ring in dispatching a brave but outgunned Carlos Molina after ten bloody rounds. Watching the action from ringside was Philadelphia’s Danny Garcia, the reigning WBA and WBC junior welterweight champion. In July, Garcia stopped Khan in under four rounds in their Las Vegas clash at the Mandalay Bay and the British star has been itching for a rematch in order to even the score.

Amir Khan is gunning for revenge against Danny Garcia after getting back to winning ways against Carlos Molina this weekend. Khan has failed to secure rematches with previous conquerors Breidis Prescott and Lamont Peterson, but remains hopeful of proving something to Garcia after being pummelled by the Philadelphian in July. Garcia, who is scheduled to defend his WBC and WBA belts against Zab Judah in February, insists he is up for it if a satisfactory deal can be struck.

Amir Khan sealed a much-needed victory when he stopped Carlos Molina in Los Angeles on Saturday night. Molina was unable to come out for the eleventh round of the bout as the Briton restored his image to some extent and finished a disappointing year on a higher note. Khan, a former WBA and WBC junior welterweight champion, took charge of the non-title junior welterweight fight and extended his professional record to 26-3, with 18 knockouts. He received the vacant WBC silver super-lightweight title for his trouble as he moved on to fight another day.

No stranger to controversy during his 16-year career, former two-division champion Zab “Super” Judah was again in the thick of things last week in New York. Participating in a press conference to officially announce his Feb. 9 challenge of WBA/WBC junior welterweight champion Danny Garcia, Judah was verbally taunted by the titlist’s outspoken father Angel, with a near brawl ensuing. Now back in his adopted hometown on Las Vegas, Judah was adamant that Angel made the wrong move in trying to provoke him.

Junior welterweight contender Brandon Rios (31-0-1, 23KOs) is confident that he can do a real number on WBC/WBA champion Danny Garcia (25-0, 16KOs). Garcia returns to action on February 9th against former two-division world champion Zab Judah. Rios is being positioned for a shot at the Manny Pacquiao-Juan Manuel Marquez winner, which may take place on April 20th.

Last week, there was a heated confrontation during the official press conference to announce the junior welterweight fight between Danny Garcia and Zab Judah, which takes place on February 9th at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. During the press conference, Judah and Angel Garcia, the father and trainer of Danny, were involved in a heated exchange of words that nearly led to a brawl.

NEW YORK — While Angel Garcia was busy degrading and taunting Zab Judah at a press conference Saturday to officially announce the bout between his son and Judah, others close to Danny Garcia have reminded him that this will be a difficult fight. Richard Schaefer, chief executive officer for Oscar De La Hoya’s Golden Boy Promotions, just hopes Philadelphia’s Garcia (26-0, 15 KOs) heeds his advice as he begins training camp for their Feb. 9 showdown at Barclays Center in Judah’s native Brooklyn.

BoxingScene.com caught up with former two-division champion Zab Judah immediately following his confrontation with Angel Garcia, the father/trainer of WBC/WBA 140-pound champion Danny Garcia. During the official press conference to announce the Garcia-Judah fight for February 9th at Barclays Center in Brooklyn - Judah and Angel started trading words and the exchange of verbal bombs nearly escalated to the point of an all-out brawl between both camps.