KELL BROOK advised Chris Eubank Jr. to lose five pounds if he wanted another all-British blockbuster.
Brook, the Sheffield ace, settled his 20-year-old feud with Amir Khan by winning in the sixth round.
Kell Brook advised Chris Eubank Jr. to lose five pounds if he wanted another all-British blockbuster
Brook and Eubank Jr fell out in 2016, when Brook, the son of legend Chris Sr, was left fuming after his rival leapfrogged to him in negotiations for a dream megamillion-dollar fight with GennadyGolovkin.
Eubank Jr. said that he might "maybe" accept to fight at 158lb, but not lower, after watching Saturday's fight in Manchester.
He tweeted, "You fought GGG 160 so I will do the exact same with you if you want to make the biggest (and most successful) payday of your career."
"If not, I have much larger fish to fry anyway. . . You don't @SpecialKBrook
"Brook replied: "155 or else don't refer to my name."
The Sheffield fighter, aged 35, stated that he didn't like the man and that a fight could happen. I will talk to Eubank to see what happens.
"I am aware that I am at the end of my career, but I know that I can fight again once this win is over."
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Eubank Jr., 32, stated that it was a huge fight for British boxing. Kell and I don't get along, he said that he wanted to 'kick me in the head'.
"I didn't expect Kell to be so dominant, but let's just see how spicy he gets with me. His performance against Khan makes our fight incredible."
Conor Benn (a rising welterweight prospect), was denied access to the ring after he challenged Brook.
Brook, an IBF World Champion, suggested that the famous fighting offspring, who have yet to win major honours, fight each other.
He smiled and said, "I just beat Amir Khan, so now I'm the man." They must get in line.
