SHREDDED Amir Khan showed off his chiselled abs after his final sparring session before fighting Kell Brook – and declared he is ‘ready for war’.
The Bolton boxer, 35, takes on his nemesis in their long-awaited grudge match next weekend.
And he took to Instagram to reveal his fine physique.
Khan posted a photo in his training shorts and shoes with his hands on his hips revealing the ripped six-pack.
He wrote: “Last hard spar done. Ready for war #Feb19.”
Khan also took to his story to share some videos of him in training at the Amir Khan Academy in his hometown.
He then shared his schedule for the next week with a public workout on Wednesday, a press conference on Thursday before the weigh-in Friday and fight night on Saturday.
The pair step into the ring in front of 20,000 fans at the Manchester Arena, with the ring walk expected at around 10.30pm.
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Khan – who is fighting for the 40th time in his pro career – is determined to end his rivalry with Special K, also 35, with a spectacular victory.
Speaking in their Sky Sports: The Gloves Are Off debate, Khan said: “I’ve got everything.
“Better looks, better speed, better power, the engine, the chin.
“Both of us might not be the best at taking the best shots which is the honest truth I’m speaking honestly.
“Those eye sockets are not going to help, are they?”
‘I WANT TO HURT HIM’
Khan previously said: “I think it comes down to how hard you’ve worked and how hard I’ve worked going into this fight.
“Obviously with the great sparring, great game plan we have for this fight, I’m just going to go in there and hurt Kell, that’s what I want to do.
“I don’t want to go in there and just box him, I want to go in there to hurt him and to put him away.
“He’s already got smashed up eye sockets, he’s already been beaten, knocked out, this is the time now where I finish his career off so he never needs to look at boxing again.
“This is going to be a nice payday for you, Kell Brook, so you get this payday and walk away, leave the sport happy.”
