Kell Brook vs Chris Eubank Jr is a huge fight in the UK.
The weight difference is the main thing though.
Eubank Jr nearly killed himself to make middleweight not long ago in the rematch loss to Conor Benn last year.
Speaking to Boxing King Media former world champion Kell Brook said of Eubank Jr:
“I’d be very interested if Chris Eubank, you know, because before we’ve had history, you know. He lost his pen when he should have been in with Golovkin and he didn’t fancy that. I had to step in, you know. It’s been me and him mentioned a few times. So listen, I’ve had back and forth before, but, you know, if they mean business, if they want it to happen, they know exactly what my fee is. They know what I want. And, you know, it can happen. You know, I’m the biggest fight out there for him. You know, I’ve had four years out since the Khan fight. If he thinks that he’s still got anything, come test.”
Eubank Jr is surely back at the super-middleweight division soon in his next bout to be confirmed.
Whereas Kell Brook competes nearer between welterweight and super-welterweight (154lbs.).
What a great clash of styles and fight though it they made it.
It would entail Brook going up to 168lbs. though which would be highly out of the ordinary for him.
Never say never though per the above.
Brook has been offered some fights lately of note.
Kell Brook’s next fight however is his comeback bout against Eisa Al Dah (a UAE-based fighter with a record around 8-3-0), scheduled for April 11, 2026, in Dubai at The Agenda venue in Media City.
It is a 10-round middleweight clash on the “Destiny in the Desert” event — which serves as a tribute to the late Ricky Hatton.
Originally planned around Hatton’s own potential involvement before his passing.
Roll on the fight next up.
