| Venue: Manchester Arena, Manchester Date: Saturday, 19 February |
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Amir Khan says he has no intention of retiring from boxing if he loses his upcoming bout with long-time rival Kell Brook.
The British duo fight one another in Manchester on Saturday at a 147lbs catchweight after a close to 20-year feud.
But Khan, 35, is not excited about quitting as he informed BBC Breakfast: “After Sunday? Career nonetheless going sturdy. I’m nonetheless preventing.
“I really feel higher at 35 than I used to be at 25, consider it or not.”
Khan added: “I really feel so sturdy, so contemporary. I’ve acquired that love again for the game once more.
“Training with the brand new workforce in Nebraska, they’ve introduced the love again for me. I’m actually excited to see what the long run holds.”
Brook can also be 35 and, like Khan, a former world champion and final fought in November 2020 when he misplaced to Terence Crawford for the WBO welterweight title.
Despite each males being previous their prime, the Manchester Arena bought out in lower than 10 minutes, such is the demand for the grudge match.
“It reveals how a lot impression this fight has and the demand – individuals wish to see this fight,” Khan stated of the ticket gross sales.
“We don’t love one another, everybody sees that. I can’t lose in opposition to somebody like Kell Brook.
“It could be very upsetting in my profession if I misplaced to Kell Brook. That’s why going into this fight we needed to be 100% prepared and now we have to beat this man in good vogue.”
