Khan v Alexander: Devon Alexander is confident to defeat Aamir Khan this weekend

Devon Alexander accepts there is as of now an outline on the best way to beat AmirKhan and arrangements to "befuddle" the British contender with his strategies.

The American will fight Khan in a vital welterweight conflict this Saturday night, with bounty in question for either contender in Las Vegas.

Both Khan and Alexander wants to gain a lucrative session against Floyd Mayweather, the greatest name in boxing, yet annihilation would spell the end of these eager arrangements.

Each one man has persisted through setbacks previously, with Alexander enduring two thrashings, the latest to Shawn Porter on focuses last December, while Khan has three misfortunes on his record.

The Bolton boxer has been ceased in two of his thrashings and Alexander is quick to test his rival's punch safety, yet has seen different shortcomings in the 28-year-old.

"Anyone who has vanished three times, there is a plan," he told. "You see that he has a frail button however you can't go into a battle, considering: 'alright he's got a feeble jaw and I'm going to thump him out.' You've got to have a strategy to get to the jaw or on the off chance that you don't get to the jaw, and then you need to have a course of action to beat him for 12 rounds.

"I've got A game, B game and C game. It's going to be a decent battle, on the grounds that both of us are propelled and both of us need that enormous prize."

Khan denoted his introduction in the division with a noteworthy focuses win over Luis Collazo, a southpaw like Alexander.

At the same time Alexander, a two-weight champ on the planet, demands he is a completely diverse recommendation and promised to deliver a master class at the MGM Grand.

"I've got characteristic capacity. He needed to buckle down for his capacity, however I've got common capacity that is going to show on Saturday night," said Alexander. "My aptitudes will win.

"I don't think he's battled a southpaw like me, as quick as me, he hasn't battled no one like me. I think it’s going to confound him and its going to shock quite a few people."

Requested a prefight expectation, Alexander feels a knockout win will be inescapable in the event that he sticks to the strategies supplied by long haul coach Kevin Cunningham.

"I've recently got to take after the strategy," he said. "The length of I do, I can see a knockout, yet in the event that a knockout doesn't come, I'll be arranged to go 12 rounds in the event that I need to."