The ring had not even cleared after Kiefer Crosbie defeated Aaron Chalmers on Saturday and the Irish MMA fighter was already calling out well-known names in the boxing world.
Crosbie made his boxing debut at the Kingpyn semi-finals in Dublin, and he gave his hometown crowd plenty to cheer about in a dominant display against Chalmers.
The 33-year-old claimed a unanimous decision victory over Chalmers, who earlier this year faced Floyd Mayweather Jr. in an exhibition bout, and in the post-fight interview Crosbie invited any boxer to cross over into MMA.
"In a boxing match I'm sure they'll do better but in a real fight I'd kill them all," Crosbie said. "I'm a real fighter, I do MMA, if any of these so-called boxers want to cross over to my sport, come my way baby."
While he says he is open to any challenger, Crosbie saved most of his fire for one fighter in particular.
"I wouldn't mind Tommy Fury," he added. "I heard he said MMA fighters can't box. Step in here with me you little b— and I'll I slap the head off you!"