Kell Brook calls out Amir Khan

[Lenny Rider]

Eddie Hearn has a date,Sat 13thnJune, at Wembley pencilled in.

But will it happen?

And who would win?

IMHO it's a 50/50 fight.

 

[Rookie]

Loved that, ball firmly in khans court.
Think brook would take him apart and that would very good to see.

 

[Eric Potts]

Would be interesting.

 

[Frutos]

Good fight, but I'd lean towards Kell.

 

[big nuts]

I won't be able to watch the Brook fight until Friday but heard from various media sources he was impressive.

Dan whilst a mandatory was no great shakes and only just got through the eliminator in a contested points win. I watched it as a chief support on Box Nation and wasn't hugely impressed.

Khan has just come of a career best performance against Alexander so would have to side with him on points, but would love to see Brook win as I've never warmed to Khan as a person, despite being one of our most exciting fighters.

 

[Marshy]

Khan has been incredibly impressive in his last couple of fights and would be my favorite, all depends if brook could land one early. It really would be an incredibly tough fight to call. The good news is khan never ducks anyone.

 

[Megazone]

I think Khan would beat him on speed.

Very good fight though.

 

[BensGrandad]

I love to see anybody beat the horrible little man from Bolton.

 

[Bob!]

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Would be interesting.

I'm not the only one who sees Kelly Brooks name every time this boxer is mentioned then!

 

[Brighthelmstone]

I'm not the only one who sees Kelly Brooks name every time this boxer is mentioned then!

To be honest, its a fair response

 

[Ernest]

I think Hearn is overestimating the appeal of this one and no way will it sell 50000+ at Wembley unless they have a massive undercard of fights such as Frampton v Quigg

 

[Questions]

Does Brook really hit hard enough?

 

[Megazone]

I think Hearn is overestimating the appeal of this one and no way will it sell 50000+ at Wembley unless they have a massive undercard of fights such as Frampton v Quigg

Dillian Whyte v Anthony Joshua looks on the cards.

There's some interesting history to go with it.