Even though Saturday night will focus on Amir Khan vs Kellbrook, young fighter Ibrahim Nadim is looking to make a name.
Nadim fights Take Bembere in the sixth fight of a clash on undercard.
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Ricky Hatton (British boxing legend) will be supporting the 5-0 fighter. He started working with Hatton in 2019.
This is not the first appearance of Nadim on Sky. He fought Stefan Nicolae undercard to Scott Quigg's fight with Jono Carroll 2020.
Nadim, 22 years old, is excited to be able to compete on the undercard of Khan's clash against Brook.
He said, "I am really excited for fight in a decent venue and on a fantastic card."
"Amir Khan is someone I looked up to since I was 11 or 12 years of age.
It is his boxing style that I love. He's always entertaining, no matter how he loses.
"I believe they both are at the stage in their careers where they are past the peak of their potential. So I think it's about who shows up on the night and follows through with the game plan.
"Either of them will get stopped. I don't see it going towards points. Khan is my partner.
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Nadim can be thankful that he has icon Hatton by his side, but admits that he hasn’t seen much of his opponent Saturday night.
He said, "I am fighting early, like last year, but it will still remain a great experience even under these circumstances."
"I haven't seen much of my rival. We needed one quickly so we accepted him.
He has fought decent boxers. He has been stopped only three times so he is very durable.
"I want to fight as many fights as possible at this stage in my career.
"It would be a great statement to stop him,"
Hatton described Nadim as a "very, very exceptional amateur" when they first connected up. He is tall and slim and has quick hands. He is a powerful engine.
"I don’t want to place any pressure on such young men's shoulders. It's very early days.
"He punches very well. He is very close to the ground.
He must tick boxes to be a fighter. His talent is unquestionable."