Kell Brook: "Ready to go again" - Kell Brook says goodbye to retirement talk and that he is looking for the next fight after destroying Khan

KELL BROOK proclaimed his desire to fight again, while boasting about the victory over Amir Khan.

Khan, a long-time rival, was defeated by the 35-year-old fighter in a sixth round TKO last week.

Brook was a dominant performer and is eager to prove himself again. This will end speculation that he might retire.

Brook told Boxxer that he was a fighter and loves to fight. However, he didn't leave a mark in his last fight.

"I'm ready for another trip, so send me the money baby.

"I'm still on cloud 9, I'm absolutely buzzing. It was a masterclass performance. It was amazing. The atmosphere, the occasion.

"To be expected, that's what I did, and I knew I was going to deliver.

"It's been a long wait, he has not wanted to fight me but I have to give my hat to him, he took some great shots and he didn't quit in there.

"He tried to hold on and get past it, so now the respect is there that we've shared a ring together.

British couple Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr. have already stated that they would like to face Brook.

Brook and Eubank had a Twitter conversation after Brook announced his desire to fight. Brook said he would only accept a fight at 55lbs, while Eubank wanted a fight at 158lbs.

Khan was consoled by Benn in his dressing room, and he told him that he would take care of business for him, taking revenge on Brook.

According to Ben Shalom, Boxxer promoter, Khan still has three weeks in which to activate a clause for rematch with Brook.

Brook was underestimated by the King, and Brook could be interested in a second fight. Brook may have been better prepared after only a 10-week training camp.