Audio By Carbonatix
World light-middleweight champion Floyd Mayweather has asked fans to decide whether his next fight should be against Amir Khan or Marcos Maidana.
Briton Khan signed a deal in December that put him in line for a possible bout with the unbeaten Mayweather.
Khan, 27, has won 28 of his 31 fights, while 30-year-old Argentine Maidana has 35 victories from his 38 bouts.
Mayweather, 36, tweeted: "I'm going to let the fans vote. Tell me who I should fight next. Khan or Maidana?"
American Mayweather beat Saul Alvarez in September 2013 in the most recent of his 45 career fights.
Khan beat Maidana in Las Vegas in December 2010 on a unanimous points decision, with his last fight a dramatic points victory over Julio Diaz in Sheffield in April 2013.
Latest Stories
-
Two dead in 50-vehicle pile up on Japan highway
40 minutes -
Fearing deportation, Hondurans in the US send more cash home than ever before
52 minutes -
New York blanketed in snow, sparking travel chaos
1 hour -
Creative Canvas 2025: Documenting Ghana’s creative year beyond the noise
4 hours -
[Video]Timaya falls on stage while trying to lift plus-sized woman during performance
6 hours -
Family cremates wrong body after hospital mistake in Scotland
6 hours -
Kennedy Center seeks $1m from musician who cancelled after Trump name added to venue
6 hours -
Nine arrested in Italy for allegedly raising millions for Hamas
6 hours -
Alhassan Suhuyini makes Christmas donations to churches within Tamale North Constituency
8 hours -
Meet 81-year-old father of UCC Acting Vice-Chancellor, who recently graduated with an MBA
8 hours -
Did you know that Ken Ofori-Atta’s lawyer, Enayat Qasimi, is the ‘Ken Ofori-Atta of Afghanistan? – Kay Codjoe writes
8 hours -
Kidnap suspect arrested in Tamale as Police rescue victim after four days
9 hours -
Tema Oil Refinery resumes crude refining after years of shutdown
9 hours -
Kojo Antwi thrills fans with regal entry, marathon performance at ‘Antwified’ concert
9 hours -
Ofori Amponsah surprises KiDi at ‘Likor On The Beach’ 2025
9 hours