Episode 5
Meet the Khans follows. Bolton boxing sensation¿Amir Khan and his wife Faryal as the former world champion prepares for a grudge match against long-time rival, Kell Brook. It's a fight that's been talked about for years and one that Amir's fans have been waiting for.
Amir travels to the US to train with elite coach Bomac and world champion Terrence Crawford for 3 months, while Faryal flits between Dubai, London and Manchester juggling her makeup business, managing the fight, and making time for her 3 young children.
The gruelling training schedule means Amir is away from his family for his 35th birthday, and after making many sacrifices over the years and now feeling the strain on his body during training, he wonders if it's time to hang up his gloves.
On fight night Faryal stays alone in her hotel room praying for her husband as he takes on the biggest fight of his life.
And with retirement on the cards, it might also be his last.
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