Mikaela Mayer wants to fight the winner of Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano following her win over Jennifer Han on Saturday night.
Mayer successful defended her IBF and WBO belts at super featherweight via unanimous decision after the fight went the distance
The 31-year-old American suffered a cut above her left eye in the first round but drew blood herself in the fourth round when she landed a straight left and a left hook on Han’s nose.
Mayer now boasts an undefeated 17-0 record and is keen to add more titles, with the WBC belt held by Alycia Baumgardner and the WBA strap in Hyun Mi Choi’s possession. However she also said she would move up to lightweight if needed.
"I've been pretty clear that I want to go undisputed at 130. Baumgardner and Choi, I've been calling them out," Mayer said to ESPN after the fight.
"I want that fight, but if they're not going to give me that fight in a timely fashion, I'm down, I'm game to go up and challenge the winner of Serrano versus Katie Taylor."
I feel like I did a lot of good things in there. Her movement, I think, is what she does best and it throws you off.
"She gets her spacing in a little bit, so I had to throw her off and stay behind the jab. Coach Al (Mitchell) reminded me to stay behind the jab, set the right hand up. She would duck sometimes and make me miss.
"I started to go to the body. All in all, she's a tough, durable girl. That's why we chose her for this fight. We knew she would push me, but I feel like I did well.
"I wanted to get the stoppage. I feel like I hurt her in the eighth round, almost finished her. This is another reason why I'm advocating for three-minute rounds."
Taylor fights Serrano live on DAZN on April 30 at Madison Square Garden, New York.