KELL BROOK told Conor Benn Jr. and Chris Eubank Jr. to fight one another if they want Amir Khan to follow them.
Benn, a rising welterweight prospect, was present in Manchester to see the Sheffield ace take down his 35-year-old opponent on Saturday. However, he was denied access to the ring to challenge the winner.
Kell Brook won against Amir Khan Saturday night
Chris Eubank Jr, Middleweight 32-year old was also present to see the 20-year-old feud settle before offering his Sky Sports stablemate a showdown in the summer.
Eubank Jr is the front-runner, as it would allow Brook to move up to 160lbs (11st 7lbs), on their shared TV channel after Khan's strict catchweight requirements saw him drop to 149lbs.
"Me and Kellbrook need to get it done in the summer," Chris Sr, the British ring legend, roared. It's a huge fight for British boxing.
"Me and Kell are not compatible, we have beef, history, and he has stated before that he wants me to 'kick mine in'.
"He wants it, and he showed that he can do it. Kell is a dominant man, but I wasn't expecting him to have that much spice. Let's see what he can do with me.
"His performance against Khan makes our fight incredible. After a huge win, I am now letting my hand heal so that we can move forward in the summer."
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredBrook and Eubank Jr fell out in 2016 when Brook surpassed him in negotiations for Gennady's dream mega-money fight.
Brook confirmed that bad blood was still simmering, saying, "I don’t like him and that fight could happen."
"I'm going to have a conversation with my family to see what they think. I believe I still have plenty to offer.
"I will talk with 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."
Benn was prevented from crashing the truce between the proud Northerners after the fight.
The Essex hardman wants to lure both men back to their weight classes, but Brook is a longshot because of his exclusive broadcasting agreement with DAZN.
He groaned: "The chances that me and Kell happen are very high.
"It would be an enormous domestic fight. I want to challenge myself against people who claim they are the best in Britain, and he is that guy.
"I want to fight. "I'll be talking with the team."
Mischievous Brook, a bonafide IBF world champion, suggested that the famous fighters, who have yet to win major honours, fight each other in order to get the chance at him.
He smiled and said, "I think they should fight one another first."
"I just beat Amir Khan, so I am the flavour of the month again. They must get in line.
"I'm just going to enjoy the win. I want to spend time with my beautiful children, since I have been away so much."
