Amir Khan poised for IBF hearing into Lamont Peterson world-title fight The ruling body will decided whether to follow the example of the World Boxing Association and demand a rematch after questioning the referee's performance and "apparent intrusion" into the scoring process. The latter involved 'mystery man' Mustafa Ameen, who Khan claimed tried to influence the WBA ringside supervisor Michael Welsh during the fight Welsh will not be present to give evidence to the three-man panel but Ameen will appear before the panel and has promised to defend his behaviour. With no media access to the proceedings, the IBF intend to release footage on their website "within two to three days after the hearing." Jack Reiss, of California, Sam Viruet, of New York - both referees - and Glenn Feldman, a boxing judge from Connecticut, will oversee the hearing. They will have up to 10 days to deliver their judgment. If they allow Peterson to keep his IBF world title, a rematch is less likely. The WBA ordered that its rematch must take place within 180 days.