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His family roots from Rajputs of Motore village of Kahuta Tehsil of Rawalpindi, Punjab. He got the degree of two year diploma in sports from his country. He got his early education at Smithills School in Bolton. He was born in Bolton, Greater Manchester, England, on 8 December 1986. He is running various charity Foundations and has earned huge fame by doing so. Moreover, he is not for his philanthropist activities. He knocked out the opponent in 21 contests, lost five battles, and won by the decision.

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Lamaisah Khan, Muhammad Zaviar Khan and Alayna KhanĪmir is an aggressive fighter famous for his quick punches and overtakes the opponent, who appeared in 39 professional fights and won 34. This article has everything about him, including Amir Khan Boxer Biography. He has seen as celebrity and appeared in a few television reality shows and game shows: “I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here” and paid the highest ever contestant. Moreover, he is the owner of Khan Promotions and is running Amir Khan Academy in Pakistan.Ĭurrently, Super Boxing League is co-owned by him.

Being a boxer, he has a charitable trust named as Amir Khan Foundation. During 2007-08, he carried the title of Commonwealth lightweight at the regional level. In August, the Borex website has ranked him on ninth in the world in active welterweight. He has titled in WBA from 2009 to 2012, and in IBF in 2011. The 65-year-old Goossen says Khan is “undoubtedly” the quickest fighter he has ever worked with – “he’s left me going ‘wow’ a few times and that is not easy to do after all these jaded years,”– but believes he has significantly improved Khan’s fitness and made his charge harder to hit.Amir Khan Boxer is a British Pakistani professional boxer, philanthropist, and promoter who holds all titles from the sanctioning organization such as WBA, WBC, IBA, and WBO and is a former world champion of light-welterweight. Much of Khan’s renewed confidence comes from working with Goossen, an eloquent and flamboyant trainer with several world champions on his CV, including Joel Casamayor, Diego Corrales and Michael Nunn. “You shouldn’t be too happy to have them because they can get you in to trouble.” “Having big balls can get you into trouble,” he says. And crucially, he seems to have finally realised he does not have to necessarily slug it out every time he is put under pressure – which has been sometimes been his undoing. Khan points out he has never lost as a welterweight. I need this type of fight to get me going again because my last fight was so short and I have had such a long time out of the ring with the hand injury.” “Vargas has been knocked out himself, he’s been stopped himself. He knows there are plenty of doubters – including Vargas, who says Khan is “damaged” from being knocked out by Canelo Álvarez when he unwisely moved up to light-middleweight to fight the Mexican in 2016. However, whenever he has stepped into the highest class, against fighters such as Errol Spence and Danny Garcia, he has been stopped. Vargas, a 29-year-old Canadian-Colombian, has 29 victories and only three defeats from 34 fights. Khan believes Vargas is “nowhere near my level” and the evidence of the naked eye and their respective records suggests he is right. I’m coming back because I know I can achieve more in the sport before I call it a day. I remember training and sparring with him then, and he was at his strongest. He was knocking out guys like Miguel Cotto and Antonio Margarito. “Remember Pacquiao was at his peak when he was 31, 32.