Kell Brook admits he would come out of retirement for one fight.
Brook has been retired for over four years, calling time on his decorated career after stopping long-time nemesis Amir Khan.
’The Special One’ was scheduled to fight Eisa Al Dah in Dubai earlier this year in a tribute to the late Ricky Hatton, but the bout was postponed.
The former welterweight world champion has been consistently linked with a showdown against Chris Eubank Jr over the year and admits he would end his retirement to face the Brighton man, if he receives a suitable offer.
“If the right offer comes in, I will fight,” the 40-year-old told Boxing King Media.
“We’ve got history me and Chris Eubank.
“You’ve just been with him in my motherland of Nigeria, but you know, the offer still stands.
“If we can be sensible and give me what I’m worth, that fight can happen.
“If it doesn’t, I’m happy.”
Eubank Jr hasn’t fought since November, when he suffered defeat to Conor Benn in their rematch, having won their first meeting seven months prior.
The 36-year-old was recently pictured in Nigeria where he apparently had a meeting with government officials over potentially staging a bout there.
Eubank Jr posted a video on Instagram with the caption: “Active in the streets of Lagos. Watch this space #nigeria.”
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Nigerian promoter Dr Ezekiel Adamu is keen to bring ‘Next Gen’ to the region.
“Chris Eubank Jr has been over here for the past week, and we’ve had great discussions with the Government,” he told Sky Sports.
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“We hope the next time we see Chris Eubank in the ring, it’ll be in Lagos.
“Chris Eubank Jr is one of the biggest draws in world boxing.
“We want to create a moment this year where the whole world stops.
“There is a very strong likelihood we make that happen.”
