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He’s saying ‘fight this guy and I’ll fight you, win a world title I’ll fight you,’ he’s always run away. He’s never given me no respect, he’s never acknowledged me. We’ve always had it we’re gonna be fighting each other but he’s always seemed to veer off.

“It started from the original promoters back in the day. Then, when asked about where their longtime bitterness towards one another stems from, Brook replied: And I’m just sick of people coming up to me and asking ‘when are you gonna fight, when’s it happening?’ Now we’ve got a date, February 19th in Manchester, and that’s when Amir Khan hits the deck for the final time.” I’m ecstatic that the fans are gonna see this fight, what they’ve wanted to see for years. Even the negotiations, it’s been incredibly hard work, it’s been on, it’s been off, it’s been on, it’s been off. “Me and him, it’s been 17 years this has been talked about. “Adam, you know how long this has been going on,” Brook started. When the two finally sat down to field some questions from Adam Smith, the first was directed towards Brook, who was asked how he felt finally landing the fight he’s sought for such a long period of time. The two literally went nose-to-nose straightaway and had to immediately be separated before either of them even touched the microphone. Unlike most pressers, this one started off with the tensions on high as both fighters came into the room and went straight into a face off, which is normally used to end these sort of media conferences. time, anyway) and shared their enthusiasm for this opportunity to finally settle years and years of personal disdain towards one another. Both fighters held an official press conference early this morning (U.S. It’s official! For real this time! Longtime British rivals Amir Khan and Kell Brook have reached terms and are officially scheduled to square off in the ring in a February 19th Matchroom welterweight main event, headlining in Manchester on Sky Sports Box Office.