Amir Khan vs Kell Brook bout has rematch clause as Bolton boxer has chance to exact revenge on bitter rival after KO
AMIR KHAN can get revenge for his brutal loss to Kell Brook as the pair's grudge match has a rematch clause.
Brook finally settled the score with his bitter rival in a fight of the year contender in Manchester on Saturday night.
The Sheffield star, 35, stopped Khan in the sixth round in front of 21,000 fans at a packed AO Arena to earn the bragging rights after a 10-year war of words between the pair of former world champions.
But that might not be the end of it, should Bolton brawler Khan, also 35, fancy another dust-up.
They certainly left British fight fans wanting more as they produced a thrilling slugfest in their pay-per-view showdown.
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But promoter Ben Shalom does not expect to see round two.
Speaking before the bout, he revealed: "There is a rematch clause as a precaution should anything go wrong.
"But I can't see it going to a rematch. This could end in a knockout and I don't think the other fighter will want a rematch after this.
"Whoever wins on Saturday night will be the winner and it will be left at that."
And a disappointed Khan hinted that he may not have any fight left after being outclassed by his old foe.
The former unified world light-welterweight champion said:"I need to sit down with my family.
"That love for the sport is not there anymore like it was before.
"I felt quite flat, I think that's maybe a sign I should be calling it a day, but let's see."