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Lauren Price and Mikaela Mayer are determined to meet in an undisputed Welterweight Championship match.
The Wales Award united the world titles WBC, IBF and WBA, defeating Natasha Jonas at Royal Albert Hall at the beginning of this month.
The only championship that does not have WBO Belt is held by the American Mayer, who prevented this title from an exciting style when she won her match with Sandy Ryan in Las Vegas this weekend.
The prize was the first rival Mayer after his last victory.
“Lauren wants my belt, he needs my belt. I have never been a type that would avoid challenges,” Mayer said Sky Sports. “So this fight will not be difficult.”
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World Champion Mikaela Mayer surpassed Sandy Ryan to keep his title WBO Welterweight
Her preference would be the end of the price on neutral soil. “Ideally, I wouldn’t want to go to Wales, but money,” Mayer said.
“Somewhere in the UK it would be neutral, maybe London or something, but let it come to the managers.”
As soon as Price heard it, her answer was, “Let’s go.
“Congratulations on a great victory and see you soon,” she told Mayer.
“I am an apparently united world champion. I said after I defeated Jonas, I wanted the winner of Mayer and Sandy.
“Obviously I watched the fight. Great fight. I thought Mayer won very well and what struggle to do for it. I’m 100 percent.”
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Mikaela Mayer said Sky Sports that she wanted to face Lauren Price to become an indisputable champion, but would it be in Wales or the United States?
The price is completely convinced that he has beaten Mayer. “I always believed in myself and my team believed in me, but the box at Royal Albert Hall 7. March showed how good I am,” she said Sky Sports News.
“I can compete with the best and win the way I did. We saw Jonas and Mayer fight last year and it was close.
“It’s a great fight.
“I’m my own person. I think Sandy sometimes gets too involved and plays in Mayer’s hands with the fight. I think it’s a better boxer, but it was a great fight.
“Mayere, she works well on the inside. But as I said, and I say all the time, with my skill and speed, I believe I’m too much.”
“I thought (Mayer), very well. She put the pace, worked well on her body. She had good combined blows,” she added. “I can box. I can fight. I can do both and go upstairs.
“You know I want the fight. Unnecessary – what more do you want in sport?”
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The most important fights WBC, IBF and WBA Welterweight World title between Natasha Jonas and Lauren Price
“If we had beef, we still have beef”
Mayer had a wild rivalry with Ryan, powered by her former coach Kay Koroma, who worked with the British, plus demands and counterproposals over a strange incident who saw Ryan with Ryan before their first fight.
“I wanted to beat her and I did it, I did it twice and we’re moving now, Mayer said Sky Sports.
“I’m really not the type that hugs it after the fight. If we had beef, we still have beef. We just move on. Continue to further accumulation.
“She came out of the box, which was a bit different than the first time. But as soon as I got to my rhythm and started sitting on my shots with big hooks and other strength I have these days, I settled in Welterweight, I think I caught her with clearer strokes.
“I boxed a little and I hit a little. I don’t think you’ll ever get a full boxer. I want to hit it a little. I’m excited.”
Mikaela Mayer receives Sandy Ryan in a wild fight
Mayer won the unanimous decision points in Las Vegas, which was exciting all the time, while the champion pushed the pace.
“Now I have all my experience. You have to keep my leg on the gas. That’s one thing I learned through all the rise and falls – you never know what the judges are looking at, so you take one round at once,” she said.
“The experience I have now, although I think I’m winning a bike, I’m glad in my mind,” No, you could still be down “, so I’m just keeping the job.
“You never know what the judges are looking at. I have been on the wrong side several times when I thought I was upstairs and I wasn’t. So now I know I’ll keep my leg on the gas.”
“Hard to take”
Ryan, a former world champion, is left bitter to think about what to do next.
“I started well, I started on the gameplan what Kay let me do. But then I just fell off the gameplan and went to fight,” she said Sky Sports.
“No excuses. He’s a great fighter, now we had two great struggles. It’s still hard to take them. I put a lot in this camp.
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Emotional Sandy Ryan gives her a reaction after he lost for the second time to Mikaely Mayerová
“She has a good choice of punch. She hit me, hit her, both caught up.
“Two big struggles, two headliners in America,” she continued. “That’s something in itself. It would be nice to finish 1-1, but it wasn’t my night.
“I would never fall to the level. I’ll have to sit down with my team and see what’s next. I don’t know right now.”
