Is Amir Khan (30-3, 19KOs) beginning to move past WBC/WBA welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. (47-0, 26KOs)? For the better part of the last two years, Khan has pursued a Mayweather fight.
After moving up to welterweight last year, and dominating former champion Luis Collazo and Devon Alexander, Khan started a day to day verbal campaign of pressing Mayweather for a May 2nd clash. He even signed a contract with adviser Al Haymon, who also works with Mayweather.
But last month at the WBC convention in Las Vegas, Mayweather brushed off any discussion of facing Khan - after telling reporters that Khan's name didn't carry "enough weight" for a high profile pay-per-view.
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After moving up to welterweight last year, and dominating former champion Luis Collazo and Devon Alexander, Khan started a day to day verbal campaign of pressing Mayweather for a May 2nd clash. He even signed a contract with adviser Al Haymon, who also works with Mayweather.
But last month at the WBC convention in Las Vegas, Mayweather brushed off any discussion of facing Khan - after telling reporters that Khan's name didn't carry "enough weight" for a high profile pay-per-view.
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