Amir Khan sets fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr in May

Amir Khan has laid out his arrangements for 2015, with a battle against Floyd Mayweather Jr in May top of his list of things to get.

Khan created ostensibly the best execution of his profession to completely outpoint three-time title holder Devon Alexander in Las Vegas on Saturday.

The 28-year-old has at the end of the day got out Mayweather, and proposed a go against Manny Pacquiao could likewise be on the cards for late 2015.

Amir Khan told: the battle with Mayweather is settle in May 2015, he has great chance to knout out and won battle in May.

"I've demonstrated my point and my position in the realm of boxing and now I've battled twice in the welterweight division.

"This time a year ago, I was near to getting a battle with Mayweather. It didn't happen however now I've demonstrated myself, I believe that battle would be perfect for me. I think I've got the style to cause him a great deal of issues.

"At that point toward the end of the year I'd adore the Manny Pacquiao battle - I feel that battle could unquestionably happen and I'd be sure I could win that. I think it’s an incredible time to get those fellows."

As ever in boxing, the course to the battles Khan might want to take may not be clear with Mayweather and Pacquiao conceivably confronting one another in an eagerly awaited session one year from now.

Challenge

Khan said his execution against Alexander had placed him in a position to test the huge names in the welterweight division.

"Once in a while the battles I've lost, in the same way as Breidis Prescott or Danny Garcia. I know that my rivals are good and I don’t know about it but I know I am better and I can have to potential to defeat him.

"Anyway when you're up against a three-time title holder you know you must be on your A-diversion, you can't commit any errors. I was truly centered and I believed that in the event that I need to continue set I need to continue winning and looking great in these battles.