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1. 1. Caborn blast over Khan snub

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 September 2004 SPORTS Minister Richard Caborn has launched a stinging attack on the English Amateur Boxing Association in the aftermath of Amir Khan's Olympic heroics.

2. 2. Race to sign Khan

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 September 2004 AMATEUR boxing chiefs are willing to smash the sport's funding structure in a bid to persuade Amir Khan to remain amateur until the 2008 Olympics.

3. 3. Weight for it

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 24 September 2004 BOXING brothers John and Joe Murray enjoy taunting each other with pizzas and chocolate pudding. But, for the first time, the devoted Levenshulme siblings fight on the same night - and have suffered together as they both try to make the weight.

4. 4. Amir urged not to turn pro

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 01 September 2004 ONE of Britain's greatest ever amateur fighters has urged Amir Khan to emulate his own achievements and become our first double Olympic boxing medallist in almost half a century.

5. 5. Khan's the man in demand

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 19 September 2004 IN-DEMAND Amir Khan has been invited to be guest of honour at two top boxing shows next week.

6. 6. Amir's honour

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 September 2004 OLYMPIC boxing silver medalist Amir Khan will be the guest of honour at tomorrow's match at the Reebok.

7. 7. Khan to face Superstar challenge

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 09 September 2004 TEENAGE boxing sensation Amir Khan will take part in TV sports show Superstars, it was announced today.

8. 8. Hatton's advice to Khan

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 September 2004 RICKY Hatton has offered a helping hand to teen sensation Amir Khan to help him land Olympic gold in 2008.

9. 9. I could have won - Amir

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 04 September 2004 AMIR Khan believes he would have beaten Olympic and world champion Mario Kindelan in a longer fight. But the Athens silver medalist confirmed yesterday that he intends to stay amateur, and go for gold in Beijing in 2008.

10. 10. Carl ready to roar

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 September 2004 CARL Thompson has made a career out of ripping up scripts - now he aims to do the same to the contract of the BBC's golden boy David Haye.

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