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By Tim Royner: Amir Khan says he’s gotten an agreement from Kell Brook to fight him at 147 pounds with a 10-pound rehydration clause for a fight in 2019.  → read full article

Tim Royner: Eddie Hearn is pretty excited at the prospects of Manny Pacquiao fighting Floyd Mayweather Jr., as it now opens up the possibility of Amir Khan facing Kell Brook in December.  → read full article

By Trevor McIntyre: Promoter Eddie Hearn has set aside the following dates in December for a possible Amir Khan vs.  → read full article

By Scott Gilfoid: Eddie Hearn has spoken to Manny Pacquiao’s team about putting together a fight against Amir Khan, but he feels that it’ll be much easier to negotiate a fight against Kell Brook for Amir, says Michael Benson of Talk Sport.  → read full article

By Scott Gilfoid: Following his life and death battle against Samuel Vargas, Amir Khan made it clear last Saturday night that he wants Manny Pacquiao for his next fight in December, not Kell Brook.  → read full article

By Jim Dower: Amir Khan says he was surprised that referee Terry O’Connor didn’t step in and stop his fight with Samuel Vargas after he knocked him down and had him hurt on Saturday night in their bout at the Arena Birmingham in Birmingham, UK.  → read full article

By Jim Dower: Amir Khan defeated Samuel Vargas by a 12 round decision on Saturday night, and he then told the fans that he wants to fight Manny Pacquiao next.  → read full article

By Scott Gilfoid: Amir Khan says he wouldn’t mind facing former IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook, but the problem is he has serious doubts whether the 32-year-old can even get down to 147 to make weight for a stadium fight against him.  → read full article

By Scott Gilfoid: Amir Khan can’t seem to keep his mind on the task at hand with his fight this Saturday night against Saul Vargas.  → read full article

By Tim Royner: Eddie Hearn says Kell Brook is going to be going back down to the welterweight division to hopefully secure a big fight against either Amir Khan or Manny Pacquiao.  → read full article