Boxing legend Roy Jones Jr has set his sights on a clash with Joe Fournier as he considers a return to the ring.
Jones, who won world titles in four weight divisions in his prime, made his comeback last year in an exhibition bout with Mike Tyson.
Fournier, meanwhile, holds a record of 9-0 and took on former cruiserweight and heavyweight world champion David Haye in an exhibition bout last month.
And Jones admits to being sufficiently impressed with the entrepreneur's performance to offer him a fight.
"I saw his fight with David Haye and I was surprised; I didn't think he did too badly," he told Mirror Fighting . "I just think he bit off more than he could chew because David is much taller than him and 30lb heavier.
"You've got to know what you're doing when you go in against those types of disadvantages, but I'm closer to his size so if he wants to be the 'legend slayer'...
"I know what he's thinking, he's thinking that against someone closer to his size, if he can get to them with one of those bombs, he can knock me out and change history.
"I can't see that happening but because he was willing to challenge David Haye, he must love the sport of boxing so I'd give him a shot. It would have to be the right situation, but I'd definitely give him a shot."
Fournier took Haye the eight-round distance on the undercard of Evander Holyfield's stoppage defeat by Vitor Belfort.
He has previously called out YouTube star Jake Paul - but would relish the opportunity to face legend Jones.
"Roy Jones Jr is possibly one of my favourite fighters of all time, the fact that he even knows who I am is truly incredible to me," he said.
"I want the big fights and big names and it doesn’t get bigger than Roy; his last fight was against Mike Tyson and mine was David Haye!
"I’m ready for the challenge and don’t think Roy will be able to handle my power. I’ll have to pause all billionaire activities and get back to the gym and train hard for him but after this win it’ll set me up for the next legend.
"It would be incredible to do it in the Middle East; Dubai or Saudi Arabia are countries I love but have never fought in. Respect to Roy for wanting to fight 'The Billionaire' - after I win I’ll give him some investment tips!"
