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Amir Khan has claimed that he jumped up two weight classes to secure a "mismatch" fight against Canelo Alvarez back in 2016 because Floyd Mayweather refused to agree to a bout.The 2004 Olympic silver medalist had been hoping to take on the undefeated Mayweather after putting together five consecutive victories following back-to-back defeats against Lamont Peterson and Danny Garcia.However, Khan has now explained why the bout didn't come to fruition, and told his fans how he couldn't then turn down an approach from Oscar De La Hoya and Golden Boy Promotions.The bout went the way of the favourite with the Mexican retaining his WBC and The Ring middleweight titles via a brutal knock-out in the sixth round.Khan told iNews offer to fight Canelo after failing to secure a bout with Mayweather: "When Oscar [De La Hoya] called me I couldn’t say no. Maybe I’m too brave for my own good.

Forget P. T. Barnum, Roy Jones Jr was The Greatest Showman during his prime. Whether it be Superman, RJ or Captain Hook, Junior went by many different names throughout his career.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticPunk-rock nostalgia has an oxymoronic quality. Ah, the toasty, cozy good old days…of shooting up in the bathroom at CBGB as the Dead Boys lay waste to Western Civilization onstage! Sid Vicious, we hardly knew ye! Yet the nostalgia for punk, as much of a contradiction as it can seem, has only grown with the decades.

Amir Khan insists retirement is not on his mind ahead of his clash with Kell Brook - and he is still eyeing a rematch with Danny Garcia.The Bolton fighter faces bitter rival Brook at Manchester Arena on February 19.It is a fight which will surely end the career of the loser with questions over what is left for both fighters even if they win.But Khan, 34, dismissed talk of retiring and the former world light-welterweight champion believes there are still big fights out there.And one of them would be with the man who ended his reign as world champion back in 2012.He said: “There’s still big fights out there for me.“I’ve always said I wanted to avenge that loss against Danny Garcia and he’s still around.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Mike Tyson has claimed you can never rule Manny Pacquiao out of any fight, ahead of the Filipino’s welterweight clash against rising star Errol Spence Jr, set for August 21.Spence Jr, currently one of the best pound-for-pound boxers in the world, is set to enter the welterweight title fight as a heavy favourite following his impressive win over Danny Garcia last year.However, while Pacquiao is likely past the peak of his powers at 42-years-old, heavyweight legend Mike Tyson has warned Spence Jr to be careful against the Pac-Man.“It's going to be a good fight. You can't rule out Pacquiao because he beat [Keith] Thurman,” Tyson claimed.“I think Pacquiao, he beat Keith Thurman.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterKym Whitley and Danny Garcia have been cast in recurring roles in the Amazon YA pilot “Hot Pink,” Variety has learned exclusively.The pair joins previously announced stars Sarah Michelle Gellar, Nina Bloomgarden, David Iacono, Mimi Davila, Dana Donnelly, and Myra Molloy, as well as fellow recurring star David Arquette.The show is loosely inspired by Elana K. Arnold’s book “What Girls Are Made Of.” In the book, Nina Faye was raised to believe that there is no such thing as unconditional love, meaning she will do anything for her boyfriend to prove her worthiness.