Amir Khan, a former world boxing king of British Pakistan descent, revealed that he and his wife were robbed of their watches under the threat of the gun muzzle of the robbers while out in London at night, and the watch was $94,000, which Had Been Robbed in the Past, but he knocked down the robbers with an iron fist and quickly escaped.
The former world boxing champion said he was approached by two men in Leyton, east London, one of whom pointed a gun at his head and demanded he surrendered his watch. Kahan later confirmed that he and his wife were safe.
Khan wrote on his personal social media: "I was robbed of my watch at gunpoint in east London," Khan wrote on Twitter. "I crossed the street with my wife Faial and luckily she was a few steps behind me. Two men ran toward me, and he pointed a gun at my face and asked me to hand over my watch. The most important thing is that we are all safe. ”
The 35-year-old boxer, who didn't provide more details, watched a boxing match in Manchester over the weekend against rising star Connor Ben against Chris van Hayden, which Connor Ben beat in the second leg to win, which Khan wore as a guest of honor.
The former WBA and IBF sub-middleweight champion was defeated by fellow Briton Kyle Bullock in the sixth leg of Manchester in February. It was the sixth defeat of his career, with he had a total of 34 wins, 21 of which ko opponents won matches.
The Kahans married in 2013 and have three children. In a 2018 interview, Khan made public a similarly horrific incident when he repelled a robbery gang that tried to steal his £100,000 Range Rover in 2012.
"In this case, you have to react quickly or you'll get hurt. There were about 20 people, all holding iron rods. I remember the first guy to hit me on the head with this iron rod, but luckily he didn't hit. He tried again and I fought back against him. He was unconscious, and then the three of us fled the scene quickly. Kahan said.