British boxing fans will be hoping Amir Khan's big comeback will go better than Anthony Crolla's bout against Vasyl Lomachenko in Los Angeles last week.
Amir Khan spent nearly two years away from the ring before making his comeback around a year ago but this match-up against American Crawford in New York will be a huge challenger for the 32-year-old from Bolton.
Terence Crawford, 31, is the current WBO weltwerweight champion and considered one of the most dangerous pound-for-pound boxers currently around.
Crawford has the ability to switch between an orthodox stance and southpaw, almost insantly. Crawford is still undefeated in his 34 fights and has won 25 of them by KO.
Anthony Crolla loses fight to Vasyl Lomachenko after fourth-round stoppage
What time is Terence Crawford vs Amir Khan?
The ringwalk for the main event is scheduled for around 3am Sunday morning (April 21) UK time, which will be 11pm EST in New York on Saturday night - April 20.
Where is the fight?
Crawford vs Khan is at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan, New York City. It is one of the most famous arenas in the world.
What TV channel is Crawford vs Khan on?
The fight will be screened live on Bt Sport Box Office and the BT Sport app.
It will cost £19.95 for those looking to watch the event in the United Kingdom.
You can order it here.
Odds for Crawford vs Khan
Crawford - 1/12
Draw - 33/1
Khan - 9/1
Fight to end in rounds 1-4 - 10/3
Crawford by KO, TKO or DQ - 7/19
Khan by decision or technical decision - 20/1
Full undercard
- Terence Crawford vs Amir Khan WBO welterweight title
- Shakur Stevenson vs Christopher Diaz Featherweight
- Teofimo Lopez vs Edis Tatli Lightweight
- Felix Verdejo vs Bryan Vasquez Lightweight
What they said:
Crawford: "This is a big fight. Amir Khan never lost in the welterweight division. He knows what he is doing in the ring. He boxes really good. He is really crafty. He is a veteran. His is going to be a tough fight."
Khan: "I know that I can't make any mistakes out there because then I'll be in trouble." He also said "I’m not going to go in there thinking I’m the bigger fighter, my skills will win me this fight, not my size or my power. My IQ will win this one," he told BT Sport.
