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Summary: Khan Vs. Kell Brook
Amir "King" Khan (31-3, 19 KO) has longed for a mega fight with any of the big names in the sport, for years he has constantly called out the big superstars. Khan has always believed that he could compete with any boxer on the elite level, he has continuously in an almost stalker like approach called out the likes of Manny Pacquiao (57-6-2, 38KO) and Floyd "Money" Mayweather (49-0 26 KO). There were talks of Amir Khan vs Kell Brook which would be a mega fight in the United Kingdom. Kell Brook (35-0, 24 KO) is a special talented fighter as is Amir, however; Kell Brook hasn't done enough to be considered an elite opponent who is at the top of the sport. At best he is on the same level as Khan due to strength of resume.

Khan has lost 3 fights,
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