Like him or not, when Jake Paul speaks, the boxing world listens and ahead of his rematch with Tyron Woodley on Saturday night, he has revealed who he would like to face in the near future.
Speaking to Showtime, Paul once again called out the undisputed super middleweight champion of the world Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez.
"I will fight Canelo 100 per cent. Look at this guy Avni Yildirim [who Canelo beat earlier this year]. His nickname was 'The Turkish Warrior'. He got to fight Canelo," Paul said.
"He sat down in the corner and quit. He didn't throw a punch.
"Why can he get the fight but I can't? I'm bigger than that guy. I'm stronger."
Paul also didn't rule out the possibility of facing his brother Logan who went the distance with Floyd Mayweather in an exhibition bout earlier this year.
"It's talked about so much. Who knows if it will happen,
"It's on the cards.
"The weird part is what we would actually do in the moment."
However, if there was one fight which Paul can't see happening, it's a clash with Tommy Fury. The American has all but dashed any hopes of him and Fury going head to head after claiming the brother of the WBC heavyweight champion has missed his opportunity.
"I don't think a fight between us will ever happen," he said.
"I don't want to ever give him the opportunity. He had his shot.
"I'd like to see him fight 20 more times to even get the same payday that he would have got against me.
"Sorry, Tommy. It isn't going to happen."