Former world welterweight champion Kermit Cintron has challenged Amir Khan to take him on in 2017 after launching a scathing assessment of the Briton this week.
The 37 year-old, who won all four of his bouts in 2016, says Khan continues to be beaten and knocked out badly, but remains in the forefront of the rankings and in line for the big fights.
Cintron hasn?t lost in his last seven contests, dating back to a fifth round loss to Canelo Alvarez in 2011, having moved back down from 154 to 147 pounds ? to what the Puerto Rican believes is his best division.
The 37 year-old, who won all four of his bouts in 2016, says Khan continues to be beaten and knocked out badly, but remains in the forefront of the rankings and in line for the big fights.
Cintron hasn?t lost in his last seven contests, dating back to a fifth round loss to Canelo Alvarez in 2011, having moved back down from 154 to 147 pounds ? to what the Puerto Rican believes is his best division.
