Kell Brook says he would come out of retirement to fight Chris Eubank Jr if the financial terms were right, keeping alive the possibility of a long-discussed bout that has never materialized despite years of speculation.
Brook spoke to Boxing King Media in comments that resurfaced recently after Pro Boxing Fans shared the interview on X.
Absolutely. You know, if the right offer comes, I will fight because we’ve got history, Chris Eubank and I. The offer still stands. If we can be sensible and give me what I’m worth, that fight can happen. If it don’t, I’m happy.
Brook retired in February 2022 following his rivalry-ending defeat to Amir Khan. He has competed only twice since 2020 and has spoken openly about enjoying his time away from the sport. Despite that, Eubank Jr remains the one name capable of drawing him back, with their verbal exchanges and shared rivalries maintaining the heat of a fight that has never been made.
Brook would be 41 before any realistic return could take place. Eubank Jr remains an active contender pursuing another run at world level. Without a promoter willing to meet Brook’s financial demands, the fight is likely to remain hypothetical.
