KELL BROOK will hang up his boxing gloves if he loses to Amir Khan in February.
The long-awaited bout was agreed in November with the fight set to take place in Manchester.
And Brook revealed he is in a good place ahead of the fight, suggesting the thought of losing has not crossed his mind.
But if his compatriot Khan does get the better of him the 35-year-old says he will give up boxing.
Speaking to talkSPORT, Brook told Jim White and Simon Jordan: “I don’t really think about losing.
“But if we have to bring that up and, even though I can’t get that in my head that I am going to lose, but I would call it a draw.
“End of the boxing, [gloves] to be hung up.”
But Brook does not believe he will be stepping away from the ring as he is confident he will beat rival Khan.
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And should he defeat the 34-5 boxer, Brook could set his sights on another Brit – Conor Benn.
Brook added: “I think my mojo is back, I’m feeling fantastic and I’m enjoying training.
“Obviously everybody and their dog is talking about it and I’m just excited. I know that Conor Benn is banging the drum for some big fights.
“This is why I love the sport; I love the challenge, he looked fantastic – sensational – in his last fight against Chris Algieri.
“We’ve sparred together and we are very good friends as well, but obviously this is a sport and it’s about going out there to the boxing fans who pay and watch that I believe that I’m the best.
“I believe that it would be a fantastic match-up, me and Benn.”
