
Frankie Gavin has got his sights set on new British light-welterweight champion Ashley Theophane after the best win of his career on Saturday night.
Gavin put in a punch-perfect display to halt Michael Lomax in seven rounds at Bethnal Green's York Hall.
Theopane lifted the British title with a points win over Lenny Daws at Wembley on the same night.
It means a switch of focus for Gavin, who had been chasing Daws since Christmas.
"It doesn't really matter who holds that British title, I feel I am ready for anyone," said Gavin.
"Congratulations to Theophane because he beat a good fighter in Daws to win that Lonsdale belt.
"But now he's got something that I want, and I am going to be coming after him big time to get it.
"Hopefully my promoter Frank Warren can get me a British title fight within the next few months.
"James DeGale has got one already and I'm pretty jealous. I want that Lonsdale belt wrapped around my waist for keeps before the end of the year."
Gavin, 25, moved to 9-0 with his win over Lomax, his eighth inside the distance.