Amir Khan and Kell Brook have been at odds for many years.
Brook and Khan have been rumored for big dust-ups for years, but they have never signed a contract.
Both fighters are now at the end of their careers. Khan and Brook have stepped aside to negotiate for boxing fans the outcome they want.
Khan has not been in action in over two years. He last defeated Billy Dib in a farcical bout back in the summer 2019.
He had previously lost a fight for the world title at welterweight to Terence Crawford, a pound-for-pound fighter. Brook was familiar with Crawford's training in Nebraska before his bout with Brook.
It was Crawford that Brook fought the last time in November 2020. Special K lost to Bud in round four of their Las Vegas match-up.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100 Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredBrook and Khan will meet in the middle at the AO Arena, February 19, for a fight that could be the turning point in their careers.
What time is Khan vs Brook?
- Khan and Brook will clash in a huge fight on Saturday, 02/02/19 Manchester.
- The bout will take place at the AO Arena which was home to Derek Chisora vs Joseph Parker 2, back in December.
- The event was sold out within minutes, and there will be 20,000 people at the event.
- The main event will begin at 10.30 UK Time.
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Which TV channel will Khan vs Brook be on? Can it be streamed live?
- For UK fans, Khan vs Brook will air live on Sky Sports Box Office.
- You can purchase the event for PS19.95
- Boxxer promote the show.
- SunSport will cover every detail with our live blog.
- All evening, talkSPORT broadcasts radio coverage.
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Clarke, who is already 30 years old, has a strong amateur record, and thousands of rounds sparring AJ, and will be pushed by Sky Sports and Boxxer to major fights.
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After unsuccessful world title bids at super feather and lightweight, Natasha Jonas, the Liverpool queen, jumps up to super welterweight in order to challenge Chris Namus for the WBO world championship.
The 37-year old mother of two has had to endure harsh decisions in her most prominent bouts, against Terri Harper and Katie Taylor. She is determined to win a world title.
- Amir Khan vs Kellbrook (12 rounds - catchweight,149lbs)
- Natasha Jonas vs Chris Namus (WBO world super welterweight title)
- Charlie Schofield vs Germaine brown (English super middleweight title).
- Bradley Rea vs Craig McCarthy (Middleweight)
- Frazer Clarke vs TBA, Heavyweight
- Viddal Riley vs Willbeforce Shihepo (Cruiserweight)
- Adam Azim vs Jordan Ellison Lightweight
- Hassan Azim vs MJ Hall (Welterweight)
- Abdul Khan vs Ricky Starkey Lightweight
- Ibrahim Nadim vs Taka Bembere (Super featherweight)
What have you heard?
Khan stated: "In the last 10 years, I have fought 2 of the most pound-for–pound best fighters.
Kell has never been a problem for me. I have never had to. The results I have achieved speak for themselves.
"It is not worth blaming the past. He hasn't earned this fight in the past. It will be interesting to see if his words can be backed up on February 19.
"I am going levels down by taking on this fight. I've fought the best fighters in the world. I have conquered America.
"But people want me to punch him in his face.
"It's now my turn to move on to bigger and better things.
Brook stated: "He's a cuckoo land.
"You are being knocked out. I will make you lose your spark. Amir Khan will then take the last step.
"He has never shown me respect or acknowledged me, he's always veered off."
He said, "Win a world championship and then I will fight for you. Fight this guy and then I'll fight you." He ran away.
"It's gotten to a point in his career where he has nowhere else to run.
"I wanted it for many, many years."
