David Haye is prepared to wait for a year to meet World Boxing Council's heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko When I retired after losing to Wladimir Klitschko a year ago, it left a bitter taste in my mouth. While Haye, who heads to Jamaica with his family at the end of the month, figures out his next move, former World Boxing Association light-welterweight champion Amir Khan was on Monday considering his future, although he said he had no intention of retiring. "Many fighters down the years have bounced back from defeat to prove their greatness and that's exactly what I intend to do," he said. I've never shirked any challenge or refused to fight anyone in my division even though it would have been easy for me to do so. Some may say that attitude is the wrong one to have but I've always wanted to please the fans and be involved in exciting fights because many of you pay good money to come and watch me, and it's only right that you get to see the best fighting the best, especially in an age when so many top fighters hand-pick opponents. Khan will observe Ramadan from next weekend. He said: "I'm going to spend the next few weeks relaxing during Ramadan and recharging my batteries after what was a 16-week training camp for me. I'll then sit down with my team to assess the options in front of me. Obviously the fight never went as planned but credit has to go to Danny Garcia, who caught me with a good shot in the third round that I couldn't fully recover from. I guess that's boxing, where one punch can change everything. Robert Smith, secretary of the British Boxing Board of Control, who was the BBBC official at Khan's world unification title fight in Las Vegas, told The Daily Telegraph he expected the Luxembourg Boxing Federation, which licensed the Haye-Chisora fight, to be expelled from the European Boxing Union. At the last EBU meeting, they said that if the event took place, Luxembourg would be expelled. Asked about the Haye-Chisora contest, Smith added: "I'm very pleased that the event in London went smoothly. I didn't expect there to be any hassle at all. The event will be discussed on Wednesday at a meeting of the board in Cardiff.