Kell Brook was told to come in to Amir Khan's fight OVERWEIGHT to gain an advantage over his rivals and to pay PS100,000.

KELL BROOK was urged to report OVERWIGHT for the grudge match against Amir Khan, even though he would have to pay a PS100,000. fine.

The match between the Brits and the Americans has been in the works for a decade, and it's finally coming to fruition on Saturday.


Kell Brook was told to come in to Amir Khan's fight OVERWEIGHT to gain an advantage over his rivals and to pay PS100,000.
Khan vs Brook was a decade in making
Kell Brook was told to come in to Amir Khan's fight OVERWEIGHT to gain an advantage over his rivals and to pay PS100,000.
Nelson encouraged Brook to be overweight in the grudge match and to pay the six-figure penalty
Kell Brook was told to come in to Amir Khan's fight OVERWEIGHT to gain an advantage over his rivals and to pay PS100,000.


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Johnny Nelson, a former champion in cruiserweight, encouraged Brook to bring OVERWEIGHT to his grudge match and pay the six figure fine.

Brook has stated publicly in the past that Brook has had difficulty reaching the welterweight limit at 147lbs.

The 35-year old could also face similar problems this weekend.

Nelson, a former champ, believes that Khan will win the fight regardless of his weight and suggests that Khan could be subject to a weight penalty.

Sky Sports spoke to him and he stated: "That's what they have to do."

"I believe they will go for that.

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"But, speaking of this weight issue: if it's tight, pay the fine.

"They must pay the fine because it's one or the other. I know what I think the man is weighing, and if it will make a difference, pay the fine.

"If you bring in a few pounds more than that, the fight will go on because he would've double bluffed me. If you are going to squeeze my down for this, I will come in under the weight and pay the penalty.

"But, my argument is why wouldn't you want to box one of the best versions of yourself?"

"But, you know what? Kell wanted it so bad, would it be more bragging right for Kell beating Khan at (147) pounds?"





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