Comments Thread For: Kell Brook Rejects Retirement Talk: I'm Ready To Go Again - Show Me The Money!

[Ry92]

Im feeling theyll offer him 3 fights taylor benn then eubanks jr with an alt of boots ennis cause he needs a name on resume as well so overypay a million for such. Brook got heart he took on ggg when everyone was dodging him sturm n martinez was like oh time to retire cotto was dodging and pulling catchweights yet brook stepped up

[cace]

put him in there with tszyu would be a good payday for him to end hes career

[PRINCEKOOL]

Kell Brook has got the win he wanted. Beating Amir Khan, in some ways redeemed and took away all the hurt of his past loses.

In-fact I think beating Amir Khan deep down, he considers as his greatest win. If it is not his greatest win, it is definitely ranked as number 2.

Considering the size of the occasion, the pressure he was under 'All the doubts over him making the weight'. I think it is for sure one of his best performances, even from a technical perspective.

Kell Brook is not as far gone, as people were trying to make out. I honestly still think he is above domestic level.

Brook vs Benn, Brook vs Eubank, Brock vs Smith, Brook vs Thurman. All of these fights are big events, which can potentially be made.

[champion4ever]

Brook needs at least one last score before he can retire for good. We all know that he's a shot and washed up fighter now but he deserves another big pay day after his victorious performance against Amir Khan.

[diplo]

Brook is not done, he looked physically great vs Khan, has a good chin (not so good eye sockets), still has good stamina, and still has pop. I reckon he has a couple more big name fights in him.

[tokon]

It's fairly obvious Broke can't make 147 in any condition to fight more than a few rounds and he won't be able to weight bully at 154. A cash out fight with Benn at 150-151 might be his best option, or possibly another domestic level against Smith?

[TinAgeOfBoxing]

"Biggest win of his career"? Khan is a faded brit bumwad joke. Porter was a better win x1000. The fight and the aftermath is WWE level hype BS.

[Butt stuff]

Kell against Benn at around 154 is the fight to make. Big money, big promotion and one of those changing of the guard fights. You’d think Brook should still have more enough left to demolish Benn too, which would be a magnificent swan song.

Benn is far too eager and rushed in his work. Whilst Kell is a great counter puncher if he still has that timing and reaction down.

[SplitSecond]

Kell against Benn at around 154 is the fight to make. Big money, big promotion and one of those changing of the guard fights.

You’d think Brook should still have more enough left to demolish Benn too, which would be a magnificent swan song.

Benn is far too eager and rushed, and Kell is a great counter puncher if he still has that timing and reaction down.

Why are some of your lobbying for Brook vs Benn at 154? Benn is a 147lb’er. And Brook isn’t a 154lber himself. The fight has no business being at 154 except if you’re just trying to give Brook every advantage so he can come in big as sht and Benn potentially bloated. 149-150. Otherwise Brook can fight s 154lber if he thinks he’s a 154lber.

[Butt stuff]

Why are some of your lobbying for Brook vs Benn at 154? Benn is a 147lb’er. And Brook isn’t a 154lber himself. The fight has no business being at 154 except if you’re just trying to give Brook every advantage so he can come in big as sht and Benn potentially bloated. 149-150. Otherwise Brook can fight s 154lber if he thinks he’s a 154lber.

it doesn’t look like Brook is making 147 ever again. I said around 154, read again. Somewhere closer to 154 like 149/150 seems appropriate given his official weigh in weight for the Khan fight.

Also - it’s Benn chasing Brook and calling him out, if he wants a big scalp and big money (at a very opportune time when Kell is seen to be shot) then he should take the risk and add a couple of lbs to make it a catch weight. Otherwise Kell will end up fighting someone else and becoming their scalp.