AMIR KHAN warned Floyd Mayweather that Money Kicks, a YouTuber, will be 'all guns blazing in their boxing show.
Mayweather is currently in negotiations to meet Dubai-based vlogger Money Kicks, real name Rashed Belhasa, on February 20.
Amir Khan photographed with YouTuber Money Kicks
Belhasa had just ONE YEAR of experience and only two boxing matches against celebrities before the exhibition against the self-proclaimed "Best Ever"
Khan, 35, is a friend and businessman of Money Kicks' billionaire father. He has supported the 20-year old underdog.
Pro Boxing Fans heard him say: "I really know Money Kicks."
"It's funny because when I spoke to him about an exhibition fight, the next thing I knew he was doing the Mayweather one.
Money Kicks is a great kid. He's respectful. I know his Dad very well. His dad, Saif Belhasa, is a very nice man.
"They are a very nice, loving family and very nice people. This is a huge opportunity for Money Kicks.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALS"Rashed will give it his all and go in there to fight him. He's fighting a multitime world champion, one the greatest fighters ever.
"So for him, it's an opportunity to share the engagement ring with one the most prestigious out there, and also to share it at the Burj Al Arab's top, it's going be incredible, the helipad there it's massive.
"So, good luck to him. Well done. For someone who hasn’t been to many boxing fights, it takes quite a bit of alcohol.
"Money Kicks will be in there all guns blazing. Boxing is a sport where anything can happen.
"I doubt it will happen but you never know. I wish Money Kicks all of the best. He's a nice guy and a friend of mine.
The eight-round shock spectacle bout will take place on the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah 700ft hotel in Dubai.
This will be Mayweather's third exhibition fight since he retired in 2017.
After beating Conor McGregor (33) in a lucrative cross-over fight, Mayweather, 44 has officially retired from the sport.
He was defeated by 23-year-old featherweight kickboxer Tenshin Naukawa in Tokyo's first round.
Logan Paul (26), a YouTuber, took Mayweather to the finish line in June. He weighed TWO STONE MORE.
