A huge clash has been announced as Amir Khan and Kell Brook will be facing each other in the boxing ring and we have all the information you need to know ahead of the fight. Amir Khan vs Kell Brook: Date, UK Start Time, Ring Walks, Card, Live Stream, Odds, Tickets, Stats And Everything You Need To Know
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This bout will finally settle a lot of things as these two have had a huge feud for many years. Boxing fans have been waiting for this fight for many years now and they finally have their wish.
There is a lot of hate between the two, and with them both having very illustrious careers, it is unthinkable for them to come away with a loss.
No doubt there will be a lot of big blows on the night and it will surely be a very entertaining fight between Khan and Brook.
Here is everything you need to know about Khan vs Brook:
Carl Froch and Tony Bellew make their predictions for Amir Khan vs Kell Brook!
The two British rivals go head-to-head in a catchweight contest.
After years of build-up, Amir Khan and Kell Brook are finally set to go head-to-head in a domestic grudge match.
For some fans, this fight has come too little, too late, but in the grand scheme of things, at least it's finally happening.
Also featuring on the card will be Natasha Jonas who cotinues her quest to become a world champion, while Tokyo 2020 bronze medallist Frazer Clarke makes his professional debut.
Here's everything you need to know about Khan vs. Brook.
When is Khan vs. Brook? date, start time
Date: Saturday, February 19th
Main card: 6 p.m. GMT / 1 p.m. ET
Main event ringwalks (approx): 10 p.m. GMT / 5 p.m. ET
The main card is set to get underway at 6 p.m. GMT / 1 p.m. ET with main event ringwalks scheduled for 10 p.m. GMT / 5 p.m. As is the case with live fight cards, these timings are subject to change.
What channel/stream is Khan vs. Brook?
U.S.: ESPN+
UK: Sky Sports Box Office
The fight will be broadcast on the Sky Sports Box Office PPV platform in the UK, while ESPN+ will screen the fight in the U.S.
Where is the Khan vs. Brook fight?
The fight takes place at the AO Arena in Manchester, England.
Amir Khan record and bio
Nationality: Great Britain
Date of Birth: December 8, 1986
Height: 5' 8.5"
Reach: 71"
Total Fights: 39
Record: 34-5 (21 KOs)
Kell Brook Record and Bio
Nationality: Great Britain
Date of Birth: May 3, 1986
Height: 5' 9"
Reach: 69"
Total Fights: 40
Record: 39-3 (27 KOs)
Khan vs. Brook fight card
Amir Khan vs. Kell Brook; Catchweight (149lbs)
Natasha Jonas vs. Chris Namus; WBO world super welterweight title
Charlie Schofield vs. Germaine Brown; English super middleweight title
Bradley Rea vs. Craig McCarthy; Middleweight
Frazer Clarke vs. TBA; Heavyweight
Viddal Riley vs. Willbeforce Shihepo; Cruiserweight
Adam Azim vs. Jordan Ellison; Lightweight
Hassan Azim vs. MJ Hall; Welterweight
Abdul Khan vs. Ricky Starkey; Lightweight
Ibrahim Nadim vs. Taka Bembere; Super featherweight
Amir Khan and Kell Brook will meet in the ring for the first time in their careers this weekend with British boxing fans finally about to witness a fight decades in the making.
Since both men broke through in the early '00s, they have experienced a turbulent rivalry but never faced each other.
The bluster ends here and both men will let their talent do the talking instead.
Fans across the nation stand on either side of the divide and will be savouring the prospect of watching the fight they've relished for years.
This is Khan's first bout since defeating Billy Dib in Saudi Arabia in 2019, and he has only lost one fight in the UK during his career.
Brook enjoyed a 36-0 undefeated start to his career, but fell to a trio of defeats against big-hitters Gennady Golovkin, Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford since 2016.
For aging, faded fighters, sometimes it just takes finding a spark in the form of a rivalry to bring out one last bit of their former skills. That soft of brief resurrection of talent is what Amir Khan and Kell Brook are hoping to produce when they clash on Saturday at the AO Arena in Manchester, England (1 p.m. ET, ESPN+).
The fight between Khan and Brook is overdue in the eyes of most, a product of a rivalry dating back to early in the careers of both men. Despite years of trash talk and bad blood, the fight never manifested, with bigger and better things always available. That's no longer true and there's no bigger fight available for either man than to finally step in the ring with each other.
Khan has always faced questions about his chin, a massive liability that has left him on the receiving end of brutal knockouts, sometimes against top names in the sport such as Canelo Alvarez, sometimes against Breidis Prescott-level fighters. At his best, Khan's skills have been enough to overcome his chin's fragility and he was able to produce a tremendous career in spite of it, including a run as a unified champion at super lightweight.
Speaking at the press conference, Brook, a former middleweight world champion, made it clear he is looking to be the fifth man to knock Khan out, saying, "We're going to get a knockout. He's going on his face or back, either way."
Brook's chin has seemed to fade in recent years, starting with his 2016 knockout loss to Gennadiy Golovkin. He was then knocked out by Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford in his next two shots at world titles.
"I'm worried about Kell's health after the beating I'm gonna be giving him," Khan said at the press conference. "It'll be something he's never had before. We are gonna definitely put him in his place. It's been a very long time -- 10 years, it's been going on. This is my time now to put him in his place. I think Kell's always been very obsessed with my career, like a fanboy. That's the honest truth. I've been living in his head for such a long time. It's been like that, but we just go in there, put the words aside. We've done enough talking. I just can't wait to get in the ring and do a job on him.?
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