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Promoter King Calls for Amir Khan's Victory to Be Overturned

Amir Khan's next fight may be a rematch with Marco Antonio Barrera if yesterday's protest to the British Boxing Board of Control, the World Boxing Organization and the World Boxing Association, by the Mexican's promoter Don King, is upheld.

Khan had hoped for a world-title warm-up against a selected opponent when he returns to the ring, probably on 27 June, but King is disputing the legitimacy of his technical win on cuts in Manchester on 14 March.

Barrera was cut in an accidental clash of heads in the first round and boxed through a red mist until the referee, Dave Parris, stopped the fight on doctor's advice towards the end of the fifth round.

Had he stopped it in the fourth, after an inspection by the ringside doctor, the fight would have been declared a technical draw. When it went into the fifth round, it was decided on the judges' scores to that point. "Amir Khan is in possession of a tainted victory," King said. "The referee and doctor should have stopped the fight immediately after that incredible, accidental clash of heads."

Dr Allan Fields, the chief physician for the Florida Boxing Commission, who attended the fight as a guest of King, said yesterday in a statement released by King's press office: "I question why the officials waited to make this decision until the fifth round. Barrera was visibly impaired by an accident for almost four rounds, placing him at unnecessary risk and certainly contributing to his subsequent decision loss."

At the core of King's protest is his concern that Barrera's defeat means he loses his No1 ranking with the WBO. Khan hopes to take over that ranking and push for a world title this year.

"The decision to wait until the fourth round for a doctor's inspection and the subsequent stoppage the following round certainly raises needless questions and suspicions," King said. "Barrera needed a seeing-eye dog to make it back to his corner from the first round but the officials let it continue.

"This dangerous officiating, if not corrected, leaves a black eye on the sport. This is why I am appealing to Paco Valcarcel at the WBO, Gilbert Mendoza Jr at the WBA and everyone at the British Boxing Board of Control to correct this egregious error and order an immediate rematch."

Robert Smith, the BBBoC general secretary, dismissed the claim. "I was in the dressing room after the fight," he said, "and nobody said anything at all about the stoppage. Barrera had no problem about it, the two supervisors had no problem with it. King said nothing. If anybody was going to say anything about the stoppage it would have been then. The decision was made within the rules of the governing bodies. End of story."