Brook managed to stop his domestic rival in the sixth round in front of a sold out crowd at Manchester's AO Arena which seems to have put the Sheffield man's retirement plans on hold.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Eubank Jr expressed his desire to face Brook in another all-British clash. 

"Me and Kell have beef, we have history," Eubank Jr said.

"He has said a lot of things about me. 

"From a business perspective, I want to fight Brook after this."

The 32-year-old also believes a fight with Brook would be able to capture the imagination of British fight fans despite there being no world title belts attached. 

"Everybody knows the names, they're only going to tune into those fights, regardless of those belts.

"You'll get the hardcore fans interested and those outside. It's not a random callout.

"We don't like each other. If we have a chance to settle this, let's see.

"I'm still a young gun, I'm 32 years old, I won't retire until I'm at least 38."