Boxxer promoter Ben Shalom believes that Kell Brook has options to fight on, mentioning Chris Eubank Jr., Conor Benn, Danny Garcia and Keith Thurman.
Each of the four contenders for the next fight would be big draws in their own way, but while 35-year-old Brook was clearly superior to Amir Khan when the pair met, some have suggested he should now end his career on a high.
Speaking to talkSPORT, Shalom explained that the former world champion was conflicted.
“He wants to continue. He wants to have one or two more. After a night like that, as much as people say walk away on a high, it’s extremely hard to walk away,” he said.
“He’s on weight and ready to go. He’s probably had the best night of his career, that’s what has been explained to me by his family.
“They are so appreciative he got that opportunity. He feels like he’s ready to go again.
“Obviously he’s been called out by Chris [Eubank Jr] by Conor [Benn]. We’ve even had Danny Garcia and [Keith] Thurman enquiring as to what’s going on.
“There are options for him, but we have to wait for this two or three week window to collapse.”
Eubank would have to come down from middleweight to make the fight, Shalom believes.
“Kell will only take the right fight at the right weight, otherwise he will retire,” he said.
“I think he has to [pull Eubank Jr down to 155]. Chris wants that fight perhaps more than Kell and Kell is the money fight now.
“Kell looks very good at 149, he’s coming up to 155. That’s still six pounds. I think Chris has to come down.”