Who will Conor Benn fight next? Khan, Brook and Garcia are all options

The 25-year-old extended his impressive record to 21-0, taking out the South African welterweight within four minutes.

However, it took Benn just 59 seconds in the second round to land some vicious upper cuts through his guard to leave him on the canvas.

Right now the fight is unrealistic due to weight. Benn operates at 147lbs while Eubank is a middleweight at 160lbs. It is unrealistic to expect it in 2023 either but maybe 2024 could be the year once Benn struggles to make the welterweight limit.

The former world champion demolished Amir Khan on February 19 and has expressed his interest in facing Conor Benn this year.

Brook was once considered a future great of the sport after winning the IBF welterweight world title in 2014.

Speaking about a possible clash against Benn, Brook said: "I know that Conor Benn is banging the drum for some big fights. I love a challenge.

Benn is ranked inside the top five of the WBO rankings to the title Crawford holds but it is way too soon to put him in with someone of Crawford's class.

The American will also be looking elsewhere, targeting a unification clash against Errol Spence Jr.

After 40 pro fights, Khan is a former unified light welterweight champion and has beat the likes of Paulie Malignaggi, Marcus Maidana and Devon Alexander.

The 35-year-old is looking for the biggest paydays possible and a fight against Benn will happen if the numbers add up.

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