Teofimo Lopez has no issue stepping up to 147lbs and testing himself against Jaron Ennis for the welterweight world title.
The current super-lightweight ruler has been linked to multiple names, but it appears likely his next fight will be in a new weight class.
After defeating Josh Taylor last year to become world champion at 140lbs, Lopez made it clear he would like to push on with a fight against Terence Crawford.
Crawford is now operating at super-welterweight, which means Lopez may have to be patient for that contest, but he’s more than ready to step in with ‘Boots.’
“To be honest, whatever plans they have. I have nothing but respect for 'Boots,'” said Lopez when speaking to BoxingScene.
“We've known each other a long time. We won the National Golden Gloves together in 2015. We were both 17 years old. If people want to see it, then we'll do it.
“I don't say no to any fight. As long as it’s eye-catching and eye candy to everyone who’s watching, that's what really matters.”
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