Brook: Khan Looked Great, Don't Deserve Mayweather

Kell Brook has told Amir Khan to stop jumping the queue.

The IBF welterweight champion watched from the Sky Sports studio as his British rival claimed a unanimous points win over Devon Alexander in Las Vegas.

Khan immediately called out Floyd Mayweather and suggested that his speed and movement would pose problems for the unbeaten American.

His performance drew brief praise from Brook, but the Sheffield fighter insists Khan has not done enough to earn a shot at the biggest star in boxing.

"It was a great performance tonight but I still don't think he deserves that fight," Brook told Sky Sports.

"I've had to go the hard way to force a world tile chance and become a mandatory, but he has had two fights at welterweight and is trying to jump the queue.

"We all want the big fight but the fact is I want to hurt him."

Brook of course demanded that he and Khan get it on, possibly in the summer.

The Sheffield star is back in training following his stabbing in September and will defend his title for the first time in early March.

"Obviously I am going to fight in March, defend against my mandatory, but I want to go on and fight the big names," he said.

He did though give credit to Khan for the way he dealt with the experienced Alexander.

The judges gave him a landslide win - 120-109,120-110, 120-108 – and even Brook admitted that the boy from Bolton was a class above.

“He was just too quick, too fast and too smart for Devon,” he said.

“I think Devon had to change his game and he lost his confidence. He's not the best coming forward, he's a back-foot fighter, but I think Amir Khan got into a rhythm early on and established his jab and his quick shots.

“We know how quick he is and he got confident and I think Devon didn't know what to do.”