Former world welterweight champion Kell Brook is open to exploring two domestic dustups, believing that both of them end inside the distance.<\/p>\n
The 39-year-old has not fought since 2022, back when he settled a bitter rivalry with Amir Khan by stopping his fellow veteran in round six<\/a>.<\/p>\n Prior to that, Brook had suffered a fourth-round stoppage defeat to Terence Crawford in 2020, which came over six years after his world title triumph against Shawn Porter.<\/p>\n But while the Sheffield man is certainly past his best, he would nonetheless be eager to meet either Conor Benn or Chris Eubank Jr in a professional ring.<\/p>\n The two British rivals collided in a thrilling encounter last April, with Eubank claiming a unanimous decision victory, before getting outpointed by a much wider margin in their immediate rematch last November.<\/p>\n Based on his performance, the 36-year-old seemed as if a drastic weight cut to 160lbs had taken a lot out of him, while his second-day rehydration limit of 170lbs was hardly a beneficial offering, either.<\/p>\n Benn, meanwhile, is gearing up to face former super-lightweight world champion Regis Prograis at a catchweight of 150lbs, featuring on the undercard of Tyson Fury vs Arslanbek Makhmudov.<\/p>\n As for Brook, it seems he would happily lock horns with either Eubank or \u2018The Destroyer\u2019, telling Boxing King Media<\/a> that both would be fortunate to hear the final bell.<\/p>\n \u201cI feel incredible. If them fights [get] mentioned to me\u2026 The money\u2019s there, I\u2019m ready, of course [I would take them]. Let\u2019s make it happen.<\/p>\n \u201cIt don\u2019t matter [whether it\u2019s Benn or Eubank], they\u2019re both gonna get beat. Probably Eubank [is an easier opponent].<\/p>\n \u201cI think I stop both of them. Timing is key, and I\u2019ve got that. I\u2019m very experienced and I think I find a way to halt them both [inside] 12 rounds.\u201d<\/p>\n