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Former world boxing champion Amir Khan is facing a series of allegations as part of an ongoing legal battle in the London High Court.

The claims have emerged through court documents filed in a defamation case involving Khan, his wife, and a women’s rights activist. Both Khan and his wife Faryal Makhdoom deny all allegations against them.

According to the court filings, it is alleged that Khan secretly recorded an intimate encounter with a woman without her consent. The documents also include claims involving communication with multiple women through social media platforms.

The allegations form part of a wider legal dispute in which both sides are accusing each other of defamation and reputational harm. None of the claims have been proven in court.

The defence documents suggest that several women involved in the case experienced emotional distress following their alleged interactions. One woman is said to have suffered significant psychological impact, according to the filings.

The papers also refer to alleged messages and meetings arranged through online platforms. These claims are being strongly disputed by Khan’s legal team.

Khan and his wife have rejected all accusations, calling them false, damaging, and malicious. Their lawyers say they will contest the claims in court and defend their position fully.

The defence side argues that the statements made are true and in the public interest. They maintain that their disclosures relate to serious concerns and should not be treated as defamatory.

The case also includes allegations involving Faryal Makhdoom, who is accused in the documents of contacting and threatening individuals connected to the dispute. She has also denied all such claims.

Legal representatives for both sides say the matter is ongoing and will be addressed through formal court proceedings.

The dispute has attracted attention due to the high-profile nature of those involved and the seriousness of the allegations presented in court filings.

Amir Khan and his wife maintain that they have suffered reputational and financial damage as a result of the allegations and media coverage.

The case remains under review in the London High Court, where both parties continue to present their legal arguments.

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