Former pound-for-pound kingpin Floyd Mayweather’s exhibition with social media star Logan Paul
“I’ll never say never, and I never announced a retirement. In my head I want to do it, but my bo
Joseph Parker will send heavyweight warhorse Dereck Chisora crashing into retirement, says the Kiwiâ
Three-time world heavyweight title challenger Chris Arreola wants to leave a lasting impression on b
Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing have signed a new five-year deal with streaming powerhouse DAZN
WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman explains to Boxing Social the rationale behind Juan Francisco Estrad
Elite welterweight talent Jaron Ennis appears to have a sky-high ceiling as a fighter. Having brushe
Cuban veteran Erislandy Lara hopes to embark on a middleweight unification series after he takes on
Terri Harper will put her WBC and IBO super-featherweight world titles on the line against undefeate
Amir Khan has made a lot of headlines lately but for the wrong reasons. His infamous Twitter-rant was untrue after the dust settled and since the disastrous media storm, Khan is now doing his best to focus on boxing.
He has informed that he will be starting a training camp in San Francisco mid-August. Khan is planning to get his career on back track but it won’t be easy. He hasn’t boxed since May 2016 and hasn’t won since 2015.
Speaking exclusively to Worldboxingnews.net, Khan explains what his next fight means to him and why it might be his last.Â