Katie Taylor has been called out by English boxer Chantelle Cameron, who is the mandatory challenger for the Bray fighter's WBC lightweight belt.
Taylor defeated Delfine Persoon in a cracking contest last month and has a number of options for her next bout.
A rematch with Jessica McCaskill appears to be high on the undisputed champion's list, while her manager has hinted at a boxing/MMA crossover fight with the likes of Cris Cyborg, Holly Holm or Amanda Nunes.
But Cameron, who has won all 12 of her professional fights to date, wants a shot at Taylor next.
The Northampton boxer posted on Twitter: "Why is this fight not happening. I’m next in line, I’m mandatory. Everyone wants to see it, I want it, let’s go @KatieTaylor."
Speaking about what the future holds after her win over Persoon, Taylor said: "There's so many possibilities for me. I think obviously Jessica McCaskill.
"There's no easy fights at this stage so I'm just willing to fight whoever really. I'll leave that up to Eddie [Hearn] and my team. I'm happy to fight whoever.
"Every fight is a huge fight at this stage. I'm obviously defending my belts every single time I step into the ring. Everyone raises their game against you as well because all the belts are on the line.
"There's so much on the line every time I step into the ring. There are no easy fights, but this is what you want.
"This is what I was born for and this is what I'm training for. I train to be involved in these big fights. There's nothing better."
Meanwhile, Persoon has backtracked on her post-fight comments and now believes she shouldn't have lost on the judges' scorecards to Taylor.
She said: “We shouldn’t have lost. And certainly not without a broken nose.
“We have already heard from several boxing experts that the victory could also be for me.
“After our analysis, we have doubts. A [draw] was possible, but if we give points ourselves, we end up with 96-94 for us. Although I also know that it is one opinion against another. ”
