Amir Khan announces Danny Garcia fight in July The cancellation of the rematch has left Khan free to pursue a fight with Garcia; however, Garcia stated on Twitter last week that he would only fight Khan if he regained his titles: Garcia, 24, is undefeated, with 23 wins including 14 knockouts. He recently secured the vacant WBC light-welterweight title with victory by a unanimous decision over Mexican legend Erik Morales, who had been stripped of the belt for failing to make the weight. It remains unclear what titles, if any, will be at stake between Garcia and Khan. Peterson edged Khan's IBF and WBA light-welterweight titles in December with a split-decision victory in just the second defeat of Khan's professional career. The match was fraught with controversy after Khan disputed an unusual points deduction made by referee Joe Cooper and his team alleged that one judge changed the seventh round scoreline to favour Peterson. Khan and his US promoters, Golden Boy Promotions, lodged complaints with the World Boxing Association, International Boxing Federation and the Washington DC commission who licensed the fight, and the WBA ordered a rematch. The two were due to meet in Las Vegas last week, but Peterson tested positive for testosterone in March after a voluntary, random test. Khan's stateside handlers Golden Boy Promotions have since sent letters to the IBF and WBA demanding that Peterson's win be annulled.