Amir Khan 'mystery man' identified by WBA as promoters claim Lamont Peterson rematch There was no immediate identification of the man, but Richard Schaefer, chief executive officer of Golden Boy Promotions now claims the IBF told him that he was one of their officials named Mustafa Ameen, who was given accreditation for the fight despite not being directly involved in it. However, he was not in Washington in an official IBF capacity, but the IBF asked the Washington commission to issue him a credential so that he could attend the fight. Schaefer also claimed that the WBA have offered Khan a rematch with the American, and urged the IBF to follow suit. "We have been informed today by the WBA that they will order an immediate rematch," he said. We received a verbal confirmation today and we will get a written confirmation by next Tuesday. That means that no fighter can take an interim fight, that the next fight for Peterson would be a rematch. We hope that the IBF will follow because that's the least they can do. The ruling of the WBA to order an immediate rematch should put additional pressures on the IBF. Schaefer said he was also hopeful that the outcome of the fight will be changed to "no contest," allowing Khan to retain his belts, but said: "It's difficult to guess the no-contest ruling. I certainly hope this could happen.