Welterweight prospect Conor Benn believes that he would create some real problems for former Olympian Josh Kelly.
Their mutual promoter, Eddie Hearn, believes the two unbeaten boxers will collide in the near future in what would become a big event in the UK.
Kelly is heading to a showdown with European champion David Avanesyan. Their bout has been pushed back twice, most recently due to the coronavirus.
After Kelly struggled in his draw against Ray Robinson last year, Benn believes Avanesyan could very well stop Kelly in the late rounds.
"I think Avanesyan could get to him late based on Kelly slowing down in the later rounds," Benn said to Sky Sports. "But maybe that's a weight thing so if he does his weight properly he may have more energy in the later rounds."
Kelly was a part of the British team in the 2016 Olympics, which gave him an amateur lead over Benn, who is the son of British legend Nigel Benn.
"Kelly had a head-start with his amateur career," Benn said. "That's something I wish I had, but wish I didn't have at the same time. I believe it would do me favours later in my career. But you end up having injuries.
"It's a blessing in disguise that I don't have the amateurs. I'm putting in the hard graft now to make up for it. I may never be a polished, slick, defensive fighter. All I know is that whoever I fight will know they've been in a fight. Technically Kelly would box anyone's ears off for six rounds. But it's the next six that count.
"With the hard graft I put in, with being able to carry my punch power into the later rounds, and with being able to take a shot, I'd cause him a hell of a problem."