The IBF have confirmed that Sheffield's Kell Brook, 34-0 (23), is free to make a voluntary defence of his welterweight title following last month’s mandatory victory over Jo Jo Dan as well as outlining the timescale for an optional outing.
Speculation has raged over Brook’s next move since Frankie Gavin, 22-1 (13), was mandated to face Tim Bradley for the right to contest Brook’s title. Gavin, though, passed on the opportunity according to the IBF, prompting rumours of an all-British showdown between Gavin, who is scheduled to headline a show in his hometown on Birmingham against Chris van Heerden on May 9, and Brook.
Gavin has confirmed that he's in serious discussions to face Book on May 30th and feels a deal can be finalized soon.
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Speculation has raged over Brook’s next move since Frankie Gavin, 22-1 (13), was mandated to face Tim Bradley for the right to contest Brook’s title. Gavin, though, passed on the opportunity according to the IBF, prompting rumours of an all-British showdown between Gavin, who is scheduled to headline a show in his hometown on Birmingham against Chris van Heerden on May 9, and Brook.
Gavin has confirmed that he's in serious discussions to face Book on May 30th and feels a deal can be finalized soon.
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