KELL BROOK claims Floyd Mayweather would like to face the winner in his grudge match against Amir Khan.
Brook and Khan will finally fight on February 19, in a bitter battle that has been brewing for many years.
Amir Khan and Kellbrook ahead of their fight on February 19
They could be forced to retire in stardom if they lose to either one of the 35-year olds.
Brook talked Brook down, citing Mayweather (44), and Conor Benn (25), as potential opponents if Khan beats him.
He said to iFL TV, "I think a lot people want me to tell them I'm going retire and what's next."
"Conor Benn has been mentioned, Mayweather has been saying he wants winner Danny Garcia's been stating that he wants the winner Keith Thurman is getting active again.
"My mojo has returned and is sitting here now, speaking with you. I still feel young, I still feel fresh. I fell good. I am still fighting.
"A fighter, many experienced fighters in this game overlook fighters to look for next fights after the one they have just had.
"I am just focused on Khan for this fight. Do you think I will retire? Let's see what I feel."
After beating Conor McGregor (33) in a lucrative cross-over fight, Mayweather officially gave up the gloves.
He has been back twice since then, first in an exhibition against featherweight kickboxer Tenshin Naukawa (23).
Logan Paul (26), who weighed TWO STONE MORE, took the American legend to the finish line in June.
However, Mayweather is currently in talks with YouTuber Money Kicks (20 years old) and has previously said that he would never return to traditional boxing.
Although Brook doesn't think Mayweather will agree to a fight with him, Khan was warned by Brook.
He stated: "I don’t know if he hates me - that’s a strong term - but I’m very close to the hate side.
"I really dislike this man and can't wait for him to punch me in the face.
"I can't get my hands off the gloves so I can drill straight into his forehead."
