Premier League warned Project Restart won't pass a vote and clubs ready to revolt

Amir Khan in Manchester on Saturday evening as the pair finally laid their rivalry to rest.The 2004 Olympian, a former unified light-welterweight world champion, took on the former IBF welterweight champ at the AO Arena following months of verbal abuse between the two.Although it was Brook who won in the style he would've dreamed of, both men took home huge paydays as they approach the end of their successful careers.Daily Star Sport have outlined just how much each took home on the night, and it could even tempt them into a possible rematch down the line.With Khan bragging about earning the 'lion's share' of the pay packet before the bout, The Sun report that the 35-year-old takes home a mammoth £5million.Despite Brook earning less, he still takes home a respectable £3m, which is likely one of the biggest paydays of his career despite there being no belts on the line.With the fight on pay-per-view at a price of £19.99, the interest was obvious with tickets for the even selling out in under an hour earlier in the year.Should Amir Khan and Kell Brook fight again? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionBefore the bout, Brook had been taunted over his weight by Khan, and even claimed that he would be fined a huge £100,000 for each pound he had come in overweight.He said: "If I go a pound over, it costs me £100,000.

What next for Kell Brook and Amir Khan? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section belowWant to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done. You'll receive an email with all of the top news stories every single morning.You can find out more information on our email newsletter on this link here.There was some respect at the end as the Yorkshireman went over to embrace his beaten rival.

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The Premier League 's Project Restart plans have been thrown into doubt after a third Brighton player tested positive for coronavirus.

The Premier League's Project Restart has been thrown into fresh doubt with a third Brighton and Hove Albion player testing positive for coronavirus.

One Premier League side could be without five first team stars should the season restart due to concerns over their health.

Watford have warned the Premier League that Project Restart could have 'a devastating effect' on some clubs' fortunes.

Paul Barber has urged the Premier League to follow the Bundesliga’s lead rather than Project Restart.

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown has blasted the idea of scrapping relegation, declaring that it "stinks of greed".

Brighton have announced they are against finishing the Premier League season at neutral venues.

Brighton have broken ranks and admitted they are not in favour of finishing the Premier League season at neutral venues.

Premier League clubs have been told the remaining 92 matches of the 2019-20 season would have to be played at neutral venues.

Determined Premier League clubs will hold further talks on how the season can be restarted amid the coronavirus pandemic at their 'Project Restart' shareholders' meeting on Friday.

Premier League games being broadcast on free-to-air television has been backed by Brighton, providing Sky Sports and BT Sport agree to a deal.

Premier League clubs have been left “shocked” and put in a “difficult financial position” by a warning social distancing could last until the end of the year.

When it returns, it will be football. But just not as we know it.

Premier League stars have been urged to slash their wages further after forking out millions with their #playerstogether donation to the NHS.

Premier League clubs have bought their own coronavirus tests - over fears their players would be forced to play behind closed tours.

Brighton CEO Paul Barber insists that the season should be finished after the coronavirus suspension eventually ends and that Liverpool should have an opportunity to dethrone Manchester City as Premier League champions.

Brighton chief executive Paul Barber has claimed it would be “incredibly unjust” if Liverpool did not lift the Premier League title this season.

It is the priority of the Premier League and its 20 clubs to play out the remainder of this season, according to Brighton's representative at Friday's unprecedented crisis meeting.