
Mikaela Mayer is still plotting an undisputed pursuit of Lauren Price, admitting it is "the bigger fight" at welterweight to take.
The American faces Chantelle Cameron one division above in Birmingham next month for the WBA, WBC and WBO straps.
But Mayer is already plotting a return to her other division, where she holds WBO honours, to target unified champion Price.
The star acknowledged victory over Cameron would tee up other options at light-middleweight, but remains keen to drop back.
"I think the bigger fight is undisputed at 147 [pounds] against Lauren Price," Mayer told The Ring when asked on her plans.
"Oshae Jones has the other belt at 154 and besides the fact we're good friends, I don't know if that fight would happen next."
“After [Cameron[, I'm going to have to go back down to 147 to defend that belt pretty soon or they're going to strip me [of it]."
"I want to get the biggest fights possible. If I can get Lauren Price and then, who knows, maybe I can get Claressa Shields."
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