Amir Khan has to earn the right to fight me: Floyd Mayweather Jr
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Amir Khan has to earn the right to fight me: Floyd Mayweather Jr

Last Updated: Saturday, September 10, 2011, 13:38
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Amir Khan has to earn the right to fight me: Floyd Mayweather Jr Washington: American boxing star Floyd Mayweather Jr has said that British boxer Amir Khan should earn the right to fight him.

“You have to earn the right to fight me,” British media quoted Mayweather, as saying.

Mayweather, who makes his comeback after 16 months out of the ring against Victor Ortiz on September 17, has denied talks about a showdown with Khan next summer at Wembley.


The paper quoted the unbeaten American boxer as saying that the WBA and IBF light-welterweight champ must first get past rising contender Jessie Vargas, who is signed to Mayweather’s boxing company.


“Once Khan faces the future of boxing, which is Jessie Vargas, Amir Khan has a fight with Floyd Mayweather. But he must face Jessie first – you’ve got to earn it,” Mayweather added.

Bureau Report

First Published: Saturday, September 10, 2011, 13:38


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abdul - birmingham
khan is just talking if it got down to it he knows it would only b a pay day his got no chance in the world , he gets picked easily it would be a walk in the park
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DRsmoke - tacoma
khan hasn`t proved anything yet to be facing one of the top 2 elites. plus floyd is vargas` promoter and he`s not gonna take his fight. vargas has been trying to get it for awhile now, so khan might as well just do it, no way is a promoter gonna take his rising stars chance to shine, its business. everyone acts like boxing is wrestling, you just grab a mic and start yelling about someone and they run out to fight you, nah its a multimillione dollar business guys, so business happens then fights happen.
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Juice - Omaha
it`s because everyone want`s to fight the guy. mayweather is right, does not matter what he does it`s not impressive enough. if he goes and knocks ortiz out then it`s not good enough. if he beats pacman, then what happens? he still not good enough and then he has to fight amir khan because khan is the better fighter of the two. just shut up watch the fight, tired of people talking so much stuff on mayweather.
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Rashad Ali - Leeds England
i think amir has to prove nothing to no one, why mayweather jr not fighting manny, what many has to prove, stop playing politics, amir khan is world champion, he should fight floyd mayweather jr
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darryl ritchie - wales
i think amir khan has proved his place and his artillery is sufficient to complete a win in 8rds
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