Web Desk: British-Pakistani boxing star Amir Khan has revealed that he was scammed out of approximately Rs22.5 million (Rs2.25 crore) in a failed shisha cafe venture in Islamabad, turning a business investment into a costly financial setback.
The former world boxing champion confirmed the loss, reportedly amounting to around $80,000, after becoming involved in the proposed hospitality business in Pakistan’s capital.
Amir Khan’s investment in the shisha cafe project was expected to open a new business opportunity in Islamabad. However, the venture failed, leaving the boxer facing a substantial financial loss.
The incident has brought attention to the risks surrounding business investments and the circumstances in which Khan says he was defrauded.
Known internationally for his boxing career, Amir Khan has also pursued business ventures outside the ring. However, the Islamabad project has turned into an expensive experience for the sportsman.
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