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Boxer Amir Khan Makes Inconsistent Statements About Car Accident
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October 22, 2013
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7:37Now PlayingIn this excerpt of two-time world boxing champion Amir Khan's interview with the Wall Street Journal's Lee Hawkins, Hawkins questions Khan about a 2006 car accident, in which Khan hit and injured a pedestrian with his convertible BMW 645. After the interview, further reporting by Hawkins showed that Khan's side of the story differed from the accounts of witnesses, court records, the prosecutor of the case, and media accounts. Khan also speaks about a second incident in which he lost his license again for driving about 140 miles per hour.
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