Fight Amir Khan W KO 5 (12) Zab Judah

Zab «Super» Judah has filed a protest with the Nevada Athletic Commission and has also sent letters to both the WBA and the IBF requesting that those organizations order a rematch with Amir Khan. According to the protest letter, Judah’s requests are predicated upon the inappropriate actions of the referee, who was clearly not in a position to see the low blow administered by Khan read more ...

Khan used every bit of his 2 ½ inch reach advantage, busting up Zab from longe range. Judah, now 4-7 vs. current or former champs, landed an average of four punches per round, throwing 23 per round read more ...

At the post-fight press conference following Amir Khan’s impressive fifth-round knockout of Zab Judah, Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer laid out the blueprint for his new unified WBA/IBF super lightweight champion’s future. «The plan will be to have Amir fight at 140 [pounds] in December in the United States, then at 147 in the U.K. after that to make his debut with the fans there,» Schaefer said read more ...

Amir Khan was left to deny accusations he floored Zab Judah with a low blow as he clinched his light-welterweight unification fight with a fifth-round stoppage in Las Vegas. Judah was left angered after he was counted out after he had believed he would be given time to recover from a punch he thought was below the belt read more ...

In a jr welterweight unification clash, WBA champion Amir Khan (26-1, 18 KOs) scored a dominating fifth round KO against IBF champion Zab Judah (41-7, 28 KOs) on Saturday night at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. Khan was in command from the outset and finished Judah with a right hand to the belt line. Time was 2:47. Judah claimed the last punch was a low blow, but referee Vic Drakulich didn’t buy it and counted Judah out read more ...

Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas — The weights are in for Saturday’s big 140-pound unification. WBA junior welterweight champion Amir Khan went on the scale first, and weighed 140-pounds at the limit. IBF champion Zab Judah went next, and he was super ripped, weighing 140-pounds on the limit read more ...

Zab Judah: «When I went in against Matthysse, me and my team knew that I was going to beat him. Golden Boy thought I was going to be a stepping stone, so they sacrificed one of their pawns. Now they’re going to come back and sacrifice one of their queens. It’s check mate baby, you know it is!» read more ...

Amir Khan says he wants to challenge the winner of the Victor Ortiz and Floyd Mayweather fight in the UK. The Bolton-born fighter is currently preparing for the defence of his WBA light-welterweight title against IBF champion Zab Judah on the 23rd of July read more ...

Junior welterweight titleholders Amir Khan and Zab Judah will meet to unify their belts in one of the biggest fights of the summer on July 23 at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Judah promoter Kathy Duva of Main Events told ESPN.com. read more ...