Amir Khan

Andre Ward says European fighters like Carl Froch and Amir Khan are "uncomfortable" when things get rough in the ring.

On top of the Super Six World Boxing Classic Cup, THE RING, WBC and WBA titles, Andre Ward and Carl Froch will be fighting for patriotic pride on Saturday.

Amir Khan wants a rematch so badly that Lamont Peterson's been offered at least $1 million for a return bout.

Steve Smoger wanted to allow Antonio Margarito to come out for the 10th round against Miguel Cotto, and would not have penalized Amir Khan for pushing against Lamont Peterson.

Co-hosts Doug Fischer and Michael Rosenthal discuss the Amir Khan-Lamont Peterson bout and preview this Saturday's anticipated Super Six final between Andre Ward and Carl Froch in the final episode of RingTV for 2011.

Lamont Peterson: "If I fight Amir Khan again, it's going to be a cleaner victory, or I'm going to knock him out."

Washington, D.C., Boxing and Wrestling Commssion Chairman Scottie Irving addressed the issues surrounding Saturday night's Lamont Peterson-Amir Khan fight.

Although Lamont Peterson has received an offer from Golden Boy Promotions for a rematch with Amir Khan, Tim Bradley is an option.

Bernard Hopkins says he will "never fight Andre Ward," who he considers an understudy of sorts. Ward faces fellow 168-pound titleholder Carl Froch in Super Six World Boxing Classic final on Saturday.

Tim Bradley: "I think that Lamont Peterson should come and see Tim Bradley, and (try to) get some revenge. That sounds good to me."

Now that Lamont Peterson has scored the Upset of The Year over Amir Khan in perhaps The Fight of The Year, how about a rematch?

Amir Khan on Lamont Peterson: "A lot of people don't want to fight him because they're afraid of getting beat by him."

Amir Khan plans to take care of Lamont Peterson, finish off Tim Bradley, and then climb to welterweight for potential bouts against Floyd Mayweather or Shane Mosley.

Ring TV.com has a live blog of Saturday night's split-decision victory by Lamont Peterson over Amir Khan, and Seth Mitchell's second-round knockout of Timur Ibragimov.

HBO's ringside scorer Harold Lederman: "What I'm saying to you is that the three judges are really good. I don't see any problems. They're experienced. They're all good guys and all good judges."

Amir Khan weighs 139, one pound more than rival Lamont Peterson and tied for the lowest he has been in six junior welterweight bouts.

Paulie Malignaggi's mouth has earned him a check that his butt can cash -- talking boxing on BBC radio.

Amir Khan looks to celebrate another December birthday with a victory over Lamon Peterson.

Recent Hall of Fame electees Freddie Roach, Mark "Too Sharp" Johnson and ring announcer Michael Buffer will be on hand for Saturday's Amir Khan-Lamont Peterson fight.

With Saturday night's postponement of the Wladimir Klitschko-Jean Marc Mormeck fight, American Seth Mitchell finds himself in the spotlight against Timur Ibragimov.

After landing in Washington, D.C., Amir Khan hopes to land his 27th career victory over Lamont Peterson on Saturday.

Freddie Roach called Amir Khan-Lamont Peterson "a great fight," and said that he wants Floyd Mayweather next for Manny Pacquiao.

Miguel Cotto and Antonio Margarito could wage a bloody battle on Saturday night. RingTV.com culled the opinions of 16 knowledgeable observers as to what they believe the outcome will be.

Amir Khan on a recent run-in with Tim Bradley: "I said something like, 'you ought to grow some balls.'"

Devon Alexander's trainer said "fans can expect an all-out war" in a proposed bout with fellow junior welterweight contender Marcos Maidana.

Trainer Freddie Roach will call the Dec. 3 bout between WBA "regular" heavyweight beltholder Alexander Povetkin and Cedric Boswell. 

Fighting siblings Lamont and Anthony Peterson are giving back to Washington, D.C., the community which produced them.

HBO will air the first episode of a new series covering the daily life of trainer Freddie Roach and his famous Wild Card Boxing Club in Hollywood, Calif.

WBA/IBF 140-pound titleholder Amir Khan and his trainer Freddie Roach say he's ready for his Dec. 10 defense against Lamont Peterson. Khan says he will likely move up to the welterweight division in 2012.

Mike Alvarado snatched victory from the jaws of defeat with Saturday night's 10th-round stoppage of Breidis Prescott on the Manny Pacquiao-Juan Manuel Marquez undercard.

Tim Bradley: "I've got the speed to compete with Manny Pacquiao. I've got the determination. I would love to fight that guy."

Amir Khan will fight Lamont Peterson on Sky Sports for the first time since he vanquished Marcos Maidana in December

Richard Schaefer will pursue bouts between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao and Saul Alvarez versus Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

Bob Arum: "The steroid problem is fading into the past."

As Craig McEwan tries to bounce back from defeat against Peter Quillin, Brandon Rios looks to rise in stature and weight.

Tim Bradley: "Amir Khan  ducked me first. So before anybody wants to say that I ducked him, no, he ducked me."

Bob Arum is targeting a Brandon Rios-Yuriorkis Gamboa fight for sometime in 2012, but says that Tim Bradley is a distant possibility for Manny Pacquiao.

Alex Ariza considers it to be "a huge compliment" that rivals believe his fighters' success, including that of Manny Pacquiao and Amir Khan, is a result of performance enhancing drugs.

Trainer Freddie Roach predicts the outcome of Manny Pacquiao-Juan Manuel Marquez III, and discusses whether Tim Bradley, Floyd Mayweather or Amir Khan are in the Pac-Man's future.

Having risen from the canvas following his lone defeat, Jorge Linares eyes his fifth straight win against Antonio DeMarco and a shot at Mexican legend Erik Morales. 

Freddie Roach could have Amir Khan, Jorge Linares, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Manny Pacquiao training at his Wild Card Boxing Club this week.

Freddie Roach has the inside scoop on Lamont Peterson, and thinks he will be Amir Khan's toughest opponent yet.

Freddie Roach: "Tim Bradley ducked one of my guys, Amir Khan, and he would get knocked out by my other guy, Manny Pacquiao."

Five-division titlewinner Thomas Hearns, two- division beltwinner Mark "Too Sharp" Johnson and five-time Trainer of The Year Freddie Roach headline the 2012 International Hall of Fame ballot.

Lamont Peterson: "This is a dream come true for me. This is my chance right here to win two world titles right here in my home town."

Richard Schaefer: "Maybe Amir Khan should be like Manny Pacquiao. Maybe he should run for president."

WBO junior welterweight titleholder Tim Bradley believes that putting his career in Bob Arum's hands will make him a superstar.

Lamont Peterson says he won't allow Amir Khan to defeat him in his own back yard when they meet in Washington, D.C., on Dec. 10.

Undefeated heavyweight Seth Mitchell aims to validate assertions that he could be America's next titleholder.