Khan-Garcia [AFTERMATH]

Khan’s American trainer Freddie Roach has made the cash offer as part of the British lightwelterweight’s training regime in Los Angeles.

Khan, who trains with boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao in the Wildcard gym, revealed: “Freddie says if anyone can knock down me or Manny they will get a thousand dollars - but it’s not happened yet!

“My sparring sessions are always full-on, you never take it easy on sparring partners.

“Sometimes my fight might be easier than my sparring sessions.

“We spar 10 rounds in total, with three sparring partners who come in fresh after three or four rounds.

“Me and Manny used to spar a lot together, but not now because we are at the same weight and there is always talk that we might fight each other one day.”

Olympic silver medallist Khan is in training for his WBC lightwelterweight clash with unbeaten American Danny Garcia on July 14.

Khan faces Garcia in Las Vegas after his rematch against Lamont Peterson for the WBA and IBF light-welterweight titles was cancelled after the American failed a drugs test.

Garcia, 24, boasts an unbeaten record in 23 fights including 14 knockouts.

But Khan insists he is in the best shape of his life.

“I don’t have any favourite conditioning exercises, it’s all hard,” added the Bolton boxer.

“I mean, you see yourself in the mirror 10 weeks away from a fight and there is no definition.

“But then you look at yourself after five weeks and see your body ripped and everything.

“A typical day for me in training camp would be waking up at 5am, having a protein shake and then hitting the gym.

“We might do 200 steps five or six times then finish up at 10am without having a break.

“Then we go to the pool and do a lot of interval swims or we go to the track and do sprints and other circuit training sessions.

“Then I’ll go back to my house in LA and rest for two or three hours, have my breakfast and then hit the gym at 1pm.

“I’m in the gym for about five hours sparring and doing padwork, hitting the bags, circuit training, skipping, warming up and warming down.

“It’s hard, you never have an easy day.

“Boxing is the toughest sport in the world and we always train hard day in and day out. We only have one day a week off, which is a Sunday.

“After training I normally have a massage, have some food and go back to bed because I have to be up early again.”

 

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