Amir Khan is staking its claim with Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather in pounds sterling for the king, but the British boxer knows his noble dreams of the U.S. challenger Lamont Peterson could be destroyed.
Khan said Thursday that while he was proud to be a potential enemy of the future of boxing superstars will be mentioned, the priority of defending the two World Cup titles in super-lightweight December 10th in Washington Convention Center.
"All my dreams are gone. It washed SA dangerous fighter," said Khan. "This fight will be in the future. It would look a bit stupid on this fight. It will not be easy. It will be an explosive fight."
Khan is unbeaten in the mixture as a potential enemy alongside Floyd Mayweather when they reach the American star is unable icon Pacquiao to the Philippines next year for a debate long ago. But Khan is on patients such statements.
"It is too early to Mayweather," said Khan. "Next year, I look at Mayweather. The fight will take me to that level. If I beat Lamont, I'm almost ready for this fight. "
Khan, 26-1 with 18 knockouts, knows the damage of a loss can do. He was in the first round by Breidis Prescott in 2008, stopped at a beautiful backhand, before it later became a world champion one year.
"If I fight against this to the end and I want it to last long," said Khan. "I can not afford to lose. I made this mistake before and I learned from him. I must win this fight and I have to take it.
Peterson, 29-1-1 with 15 KOs, hopes that the request of the International Boxing Federation and World Boxing Association title with a victory in his hometown.
"It's a dream come true for me," said Peterson. "Khan, train hard, defend the title, but I will work harder to protect my property and that such evidence here."
Peterson says he feels Khan sincere praise him and is not an easy task for a con-champion forward.
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