Amir Khan vs. Kell Brook: A Look at the Full Fight Card Including Undercard

2022 seems to be an exuberant year for boxing and some high-profile stars will take up the ring space. In that list, Amir Khan and Kell Brook have a spot and their long-awaited fight will finally take place in a massive setting. Both the men share a rivalry for a long time. Also, a contest between them was in contention for almost a decade.

That said, this fight is finally on and fans cannot wait to see who adds a mammoth ‘W’ to his name in this fight.

When is Khan vs Brook?

Amir Khan and Kell Brook’s fight will take place on February 19 at the Manchester Arena.

This will be a prime 12-round fight that has the capability of luring millions of boxing lovers.

What channel is Khan vs Brook and can it be live-streamed?

This fight will be live on Sky Sports Box Office. Fans can also stream the fight via Sky Go, and this will be available online or through an app on mobiles and tablets.

Amir Khan vs Kell Brook full card

This entire event will host some exciting fights on the card, including the main event between Khan and Brook. That said, here’s a look at all the fights on this card.

Amir Khan vs Kell Brook

Natasha Jonas v Chris Namus–Vacant WBO super-welterweight title

Charlie Schofield vs Germaine Brown–BBBofC English super-middleweight title

Bradley Rea vs Craig McCarthy

Frazer Clarke vs TBA

Logan Paul Declines to Rematch Floyd Mayweather With an Offensive Message

Viddal Riley vs Willbeforce Shihepo

Adam Azim vs Jordan Ellison

Hassan Azim vs MJ Hall

Abdul Khan vs Ricky Starkey

Ibrahim Nadim vs Taka Bembere

What has been said?

Both the fighters have exchanged an extensive amount of words until now. Speaking to Sky Sports, Brook said, “It’s all about the mind and I’m going in there believing 100 per cent I’m going to beat him, there’s not a doubt in my mind. I know what’s in me, I know how much I want it, I know it’s written for me to go out there and to win in style.”

On the other hand, Khan also unveiled some scathing words about his rival. Speaking to Sky Sports, he said, “He’s already got smashed up eye sockets, he’s already been beaten, knocked out, this is the time now where I finish his career off so he never needs to look at boxing again.”

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Who will you be rooting for in this top-class fight in this battle for supremacy between two renowned stalwarts?