Josh Taylor calls out next opponent, wants to become two-weight champion
"I'd like to become a two-weight world champion. I would love to move up to welterweight and challenge for a world title up there and really be touted as one of the greatest fighters to ever do it from these shores," Taylor said at Tuesday's press conference in London.
"I believe in my own ability. I have been doubted my whole career. It's always, 'he's a good fighter but…', there is always a 'but' at the end of it. It's an easy fight to happen [Crawford] because he's under Top Rank, I'm under Top Rank, so it's all in-house," Taylor said.
"The only discussion would be where it is, that's the only obstacle we have: is it in Scotland or is it in America?
"Personally I would love it in America again but if it comes to Scotland, even better. I would love to re-do what I just did but properly, with the fans and with my family and friends there to celebrate and enjoy it."
Taylor questions world title fight
This weekend, Gervonta Davis moves up to 140lbs and challenges Mario Barrios for the WBA 'regular' junior welterweight championship - the same division of Taylor.
"Tank", who blasted out Leo Santa Cruz in his previous fight at lightweight, is an odds on favourite with Planet Sport Bet to chalk up another victory in Atlanta.