Boxer Amir Khan backs his favourite Bolton Wanderers to knock out Tottenham
Submitted by Rajiv Dhoot on Sat, 03/17/2012 - 10:13.
London, Mar 17 : British boxer Amir Khan has backed his beloved Bolton Wanderers to knock out Tottenham Hotspurs in the F A Cup today.
Khan also said that he believes he will be able to have a boxing welter weight title rematch with American pugilist Lamont Peterson in May in Las Vegas.
The Sun quoted Khan, as saying: "I''m sure I can win back my titles by knocking out Peterson. I''m just as convinced Bolton will do the unexpected against Spurs. Bolton will be the massive underdogs, but yet I know from my own experiences, anything can happen in boxing, so anything can happen in football too." (ANI)
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