AMIR KHAN trains alongside Terence Crawford, an ex-opponent, to defeat Kell Brook.
On February 19, the 35-year-old rivals will finally face off after years of tedious negotiations.
Amir Khan training camp with Terence Crawford
Khan changed his camps in order to fight for his life with US trainer Brian Mcintyre in Nebraska and Colorado.
Mcintyre, 34, was in the corner of Crawford in the WBO welterweight champion’s victory over the British boxing legend.
Brook lost to the pound-for pound star a year later, and has not been back since.
This means that Crawford, having beat both of them, is Khan's perfect advisor as he heads into the bitter grudge match.
He is now taking his camp mate role to new heights and providing Khan with sparring and coaching.
Crawford was seen holding his pads in a video that was released.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSKhan was very proud of Mcintyre, the American unbeaten fighter, and their sparring sessions at camp.
Sky Sports quoted him as saying: "I feel more confident."
"The way that I went into training camp and had a few sparring round with Crawford, as well as my sparring and pad work with Bo Mac and everyone, it's back.
"I feel as if I was 25 and 26 years old, at the height of my career. Kell Brook is not going to beat me.
"I'm a more skilled fighter. I've been there with better opponents, but it's time for me to showcase my skills.
"I'm going to stay calm. I'm not going overconfident or thinking too much because one punch can make a difference in a fight.
"I know what'm doing. I have been in this situation before. It's about staying focused and sticking to your game plan.
