Promoter Frank Warren says he will be back with another blockbuster card in the new year.
And Warren - who celebrated 30 years in boxing over the weekend - says his spring 2011 show could be his biggest ever.
"If it comes off, it will be one hell of a show," he revealed.
"I can't give too much away at the moment, but it will be in the UK.
"I'm working on it right now, and hopefully I will be able to make an announcement in the next couple of weeks.
"I don't think I've ever been in a position before where I've had so many young fighters ready to move on to world level."
Possible fights include a clash between James DeGale and mandatory challenger to his British title, George Groves.
Warren said on Sunday that he would make DeGale-Groves in an instant.
Fresh off his win over Paul Smith, DeGale said he would have little hesitation in fighting the man he has dubbed "Ugly Kid".
Other fighters who could feature in the New Year include new WBO interim light-heavyweight champion Nathan Cleverly, who may find himself fighting the winner of the unification fight between WBA and WBO champions Beibut Shumenov and Jurgen Braehmer.
Warren is also hoping to deliver Matt Macklin and Kell Brook world title chances, although has urged both of them to be patient.