After a mediocre performance in the rematch Connor Benn, Chris Eubank Jr. Choosing to continue his boxing career, he has now been offered a fight by a former world champion who claims he is Eubank’s best choice despite a four-year hiatus.

Eubank impressed last April when he handed Ben his first career loss, but in their rematch, the 36-year-old never looked like his old self. Still, it remains to be seen whether this performance is down to his age or his weight difficulties.

It is understood that Eubank Jr. will return to super middleweight this year and is expected to compete at 168 pounds for the first time. Defeated James DeGale in 2019 and was linked to a potential conflict with fellow Briton Hamzah Sheeraz.

However, as former IBF welterweight ruler Kell Brook said, Sheraz isn’t the only countryman mentioned for his clash with Eubank. Boxing King Media Even though he’s still four years away from the ring, he still hopes to compete.

“We have a history where he dropped the pen when he was supposed to be with (Gennady) Golovkin and he didn’t like it and I had to step in.

“He and I have been mentioned a few times but listen, I’ve had that back and forth before but if they’re serious and they want this to happen then they know exactly what my fee is and they know what I want and it’s going to happen.

“I was the biggest struggle for him.”

Brook hasn’t been in the ring since defeating Amir Kahn at the age of 22, but admirably will end his retirement on Saturday, April 11 The late Ricky Hatton replaces him to take on Eisa Al Dah in Dubai.