
Kell Brook will have no apprehension when he fights for the first time since undergoing surgery on a broken eye socket, trainer Dominic Ingle says.
Brook fights American Errol Spence at Bramhall Lane on Saturday to defend his IBF World welterweight title.
It marks a return to 147lbs for Brook, who suffered the injury in a defeat to Gennady Golovkin at middleweight.
“Looking at Kell sparring, you wouldn’t think the eye will come into this for one minute,” Ingle said.
“He has sparred a big super-middleweight in Jamie Cox who can punch. He got caught once or twice and there were no signs of problems. We can safely draw a line under that injury and write it off,” he told the 5 live boxing podcast.
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