WBO super middleweight champion Billy Joe Saunders is more than willing to get in the ring with Demetrius Andrade, who holds the WBO's world title at middleweight.

They were scheduled of face each other back in October of 2018, with the fight falling out due to Saunders testing positive for a banned substance.

Canelo, who holds the WBC, WBA super middleweight titles, will potentially return to the ring on February 27th in a mandatory defense against Avni Yildirim.

Saunders views the clash with Andrade as a possible box-off - where the winner gets a crack at Canelo in May.

The British boxer is very confident that he would put Andrade to sleep if they ever meet in the ring.

"I'm supremely confident of knocking him out cold, very confident," Saunders to IFL TV.

"Me and him have swapped messages on social media. I would love to give him a hiding. Eddie Hearn, let's make the fight. Let's get it on, rock and roll. Vacate the WBO 160 title, move up, tell the WBO you're moving up, and we can get it on.

"I can make 160, but why would I want to go back down to 160 when all the big money fights are at 168, and all the big talents have come up to 168? I don't want to be sitting around. Let Canelo do his thing. If he's fighting in February, I would love to fight him in May, but if he thinks I'm going to be sitting around until May twiddling my thumbs, he's got another thing coming.

"I'm not going to be doing that. I'm back in the gym, I'm in shape, let's get it on. Let's stop beating around the bush and waiting around. I'm going to get sick and tired of waiting around for one of these big fights. I'm getting to the stage that if a big fight doesn't get made, 'Thank you very much, see you later.' I'm in it for the big fights to see how good I am. Andrade, if he moves up to 168, he jumps in front of everyone. The winner of us gets Canelo. It's a brilliant plan, isn't it? It works for DAZN. The winner of us fights Canelo."