KELLBROOK will give up boxing if he loses against Amir Khan in February.
The long-awaited fight was finally agreed to in November, with the fight scheduled for Manchester.
Kell Brook (right), is certain that he will defeat Amir Khan
Brook said he was in a good position ahead of the fight, which suggests that the thought of losing is not on his mind.
However, if Khan wins the fight, the 35-year old says he will quit boxing.
Brook spoke to talkSPORT with Simon Jordan and Jim White. Brook said that he doesn't think about losing.
"But, if we must bring it up, and even though I can’t get it in my head that there is going to be a loss, I would consider it a draw.
"End of boxing, gloves to be hung up."
Brook isn't convinced he will leave the ring, but he is certain he will beat Khan.
Brook could also target Conor Benn if he beats the 34-5 boxer.
Brook said, "I feel like my mojo has returned. I feel fantastic and I enjoy training.
"Obviously everyone and their dog are talking about it, and I'm just thrilled. Conor Benn has been announcing big fights, which I know.
"This is what I love about the sport, I love the challenge. He looked sensational in his last fight against Chris Algieri.
"We have sparred together, and we are very close friends. But this is a sport. It's about going out to the boxing fans who pay. I believe that I am the best.
"I think it would be a great match-up, Benn and me."
