Brook battered Khan until the referee stepped in to bring an end to the grudge match. The Bolton boxer added: 'That's what Ramadan is all about, it's about giving and sharing your time with everyone, especially people who are suffering and going through a hard time. Amir Khan has strongly hinted he will retire after his stoppage loss to Kell Brook on Saturday in Manchester. 'I have boxed in Scotland a few times and I have a good fan base here so I thought I would be nice to come here and give something back.' 'When I was young, I was quite ill myself for a while so I know how it feels.

It makes them happy and it makes me happy. 'I love doing stuff like this, coming in to see kids who are poorly and giving them presents. Khan said: 'It's good to come here and put a smile on kids' faces, especially those who are going through a tough time. The 26-year-old gave out items which were collected by charity Colours of Islam to lift the spirits of children during the time of Eid, the festival that marks the end of Ramadan. The former world champion handed out DVDs, game consoles and other gifts to patients at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children both in Edinburgh and Glasgow. BOXER Amir Khan today put a smile on sick children's faces by handing out presents in hospitals in Scotland's two biggest cities.

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