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Amir Khan will finally fight Kell Brook, after years of failed talks, it has been confirmed.The duo will go toe-to-toe on February 19 following numerous heated exchanges between the pair.The all-British bout will be held at the AO Arena in Manchester, and it will be shown on Sky Sports Box Office.Brook was first to tweet the announcement, and he said: "It’s finally go time! Feb 19 in Manchester.

Amir Khan and Kell Brook are trying to agree a deal for a February fight as talks continue between the bitter British rivals.The pair are eyeing up a February 19 date, most likely in Manchester.But talks are still not complete despite claims that contract’s for the fight have been signed.Key points such as purse splits are said to be sorted, but there are still other contractual issues to be resolved.The stumbling blocks are said to be minor enough that they could be sorted in ‘minutes’.But there are still fears the fight could fall apart if the stubborn pair keep to their current stances.Khan, 34, has not fought since a July 2019 victory against an overmatched Billy Dib while 35-year-old Brook has been out of the ring since he was stopped

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox! Former unified light-welterweight world boxing champion Amir Khan has lashed out at American Airlines after he was allegedly removed from a flight between New York to Colorado Springs.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Amir Khan is poised to return to the ring for a long-awaited grudge match with domestic rival Kell Brook later this year.Khan, one of the most famous British boxers of the last decade and a former unified champion at super-lightweight, has not competed since his win over rank underdog Billy Dib in July 2019.The Bolton fighter is reportedly on the verge of agreeing to face Brook in December following successful talks with promoter Eddie Hearn, who is still keen to stage a showdown between the two ageing welterweights.Both men are likely to bring the curtain down on their respective careers after the bout, which for Khan would mark the end of a rollercoaster journey in the sport.Ahead of

Amir Khan has revealed he will not make his return to the ring amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, claiming he would "rather be 100% sure before I jump back in".

Khan wrote on Instagram saying: "Tough day for the family. My nephew, son of my brother Haroon Khan passed away yesterday.

Paige Spiranac says she is “offended” by a list doing the rounds on social media that ranks golf as the 51st most difficult sport on the planet. Australian boxer Billy Dib, who suffered a defeat against former world champion Amir Khan in July of last year, posted Unbiased America Sports’ list of the world’s 60 most difficult sports on Twitter over the weekend.

Amir Khan has no intention of swapping Madison Square Garden for Eddie Hearn's backyard.