Andy Ruiz jr. has claimed he is ready to fight Anthony Joshua, Deontay Wilder or Dillian Whyte.
The 29-year-old made his PBC debut on Saturday night when he beat Alexander Dimitrenko by fifth round stoppage.
Ruiz has lost just one of his 33 contests, which came via majority decision against Joseph Parker.
Parker is the only man to go the distance with Anthony Joshua, which suggests the American is ready to rumble with the best in the business.
After last night’s victory, he confirmed his ambitions of a world title shot.
“I’m ready for whoever,” he told Fight Hub TV.
“I’ve been on a long layoff — six, seven, eight months. The main thing is to get back in the gym, keep training, try to get in better shape, and move on.”
With Anthony Joshua seeking a new opponent after Jarrell Miller failed three drugs test, Ruiz put himself forward for the occasion.
“That’d be a great opportunity if Al Haymon could talk to Eddie Hearn. I think it would be an exciting fight,” he said.
“I got some rounds in. If they give me the fight, I’ll go to the gym and start working out right now, like, right now and get ready for that fight on June 1.”
Deontay Wilder is also on his radar with the Bronze Bomber is back in action on May 18 against Dominic Breazeale.
He added: “Deontay Wilder, as well. He has a big fight coming up with Breazeale.
“Whoever wins in that fight, I’ll look to challenge them.”