Amir Khan to donate his 24-carat gold short to Peshawar victims

LONDON: As whole Pakistan is mourning on the Peshawar carnage, Boxer Amir Khan announce to donate his £30,000 pair of shorts to help rebuild the Peshawar army school.

Pakistan born British boxer Amir Khan and wore the 24-carat gold threading short in a match against Devon Alexander.

Amir Khan said, “It was just very sad to see innocent kids being killed. I want to donate the shorts for the Peshawar cause, rebuild a school and strengthen security around the area.”

Following Khan’s victory, his 30th in 33 professional contests, the Bolton boxer wants to fight unbeaten American Floyd Mayweather, regarded as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world.

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Amir Khan well and truly earned his place among the three best welterweights in the world after his convincing win over Devon Alexander, says Sportsmail's Jeff Powell in Las Vegas.

The Bolton welterweight now 'deserves' to get his long-awaited fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr, but if the champion watched Khan in action - as he said he would - he may be having second thoughts. The American's potential clash with Manny Pacquiao makes that meeting complicated.

Regardless, Khan 'completely outclassed, dominated and dazzled' on the Strip and delivered on his promise to make a statement in this fight. 'Khan is heading for greatness,' says Powell