Undefeated middleweight contender Jaime Munguia (35-0, 28 KOs) would have no problem answering the call for a potential clash with IBF world champion Gennady Golovkin.

Earlier this year, Munguia officially moved up from the junior middleweight division, where he held the WBO world title.

In fact, two years ago Munguia accepted the opportunity to fight Golovkin on Cinco De Mayo weekend - when Canelo Alvarez was pulled from the fight for failing a pre-fight drug test.

But the Nevada State Athletic Commission refused to sanction the fight, because Munguia had no experience on the world stage and he was fighting at 154-pounds.

But losing the opportunity to fight Golovkin would be a blessing in disguise, as he was picked as a late replacement to fight Sadam Ali for the WBO world title.

And he demolished Ali in four rounds to capture the belt. The win gave him plenty of play on HBO, with two more defenses that year and three more the following year.

Now Munguia wants the biggest names at the weight class and he hasn't forgotten about Golovkin.

Munguia is a big fighter, walking around at 188-pounds when he's not in active training.

The young Mexican's lead promoter, Fernando Beltran of Zanfer Promotions, believes his man would knock Golovkin out.

"Of course he could [fight Golovkin]. I feel it would be a great fight and he would have a good chance of being the first to knock him out. I think it would be a great fight against Golovkin. It would definitely be a very good one," said Beltrán.

Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, both Munguia and Golovkin are waiting to receive return dates in the coming months. Both boxers compete on DAZN's streaming service.