Kell Brook could potentially prolong his boxing comeback further.
Brook has come out of retirement to return to the ring on February 13 to face Eisa Al Dah in Dubai.
It will be the first time former world champion Brook has boxed since defeating his great rival Amir Khan in February 2022.
But, even at the age of 39, he will consider fighting on.
“I’m enjoying my training again, it’s a one-off up until now. But us fighters, when we retire it never leaves us. It’s always around us,” Brook told Sky Sports News.
“Let’s see what happens when we get to this fight. I think it could be the end. Or could it? We don’t know until we get there.”
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Extended 10-minute highlights from the huge British boxing clash between Amir Khan and Brook in Manchester in 2022
Al Dah was due to box Ricky Hatton in an exhibition in December and Brook wants to compete in memory of the Manchester legend, who died sadly earlier this year. Brook intends to raise money for the Hatton Foundation.
“I’m dedicating this fight to Ricky Hatton, a tribute to his unbelievable career,” Brook said.
“I’ve come out of retirement for Ricky, mental health and addiction. I want people to be alright with asking for help when they need it.
“A horrible thing happened with Ricky Hatton and I just want to let people know, you’re a phone call away from help. It’s a tribute to Ricky Hatton, this.”