‘Khan might pressure Brock’s rematch, however he should not’

Amir Khan has three weeks to impose a rematch clause to combat Kell Brook once more however promoter Ben Shalom mentioned “I would not advise him to try this”.

Brooke put in an excellent efficiency to defeat Khan by stopping within the sixth spherical to dramatically halt their long-running feud final weekend.

Khan has since speculated about retirement, insisting he has misplaced his love of boxing, however could also be tempted to proceed because of a clause in his contract to combat Brock.

“When Amir agreed to combat, he was involved that there was no provision for a rematch in case he had an harm or there was some controversy,” Shalom advised Sky Sports activities.

We dedicated to that. It was a precautionary measure.

“Now there’s a rematch clause that may be activated.

He has three weeks on his contract to resolve.

“I do not suppose he ought to. I do not know if he would. I would not advise him to.

“We’ll contact Amir and his household subsequent week to see how he does.

“We’re ready for them to speak.”

Will Khan retire?

Khan is now 35. On the age of 17, he gained the Olympic silver medal and had a protracted profession in reminiscence of boxing followers.

“I’ve fought 40 fights, gained two world titles, fought in America and world wide,” Khan mentioned. Sky Sports activities Shortly after shedding to Brock.

“I would like to sit down down with my household. However that is getting nearer to the top of my profession.

“The love for sports activities is not there.

“Within the ring, I did not really feel the joy and that push.

“Possibly this can be a signal I ought to name it a day. However let’s have a look at.”