Youtube megastar "The Nightmare" KSI, who fought fellow online sensation Logan Paul in a viral boxing match last weekend, says he wants to take on former three-weight boxing world champion Anthony Mundine at the MCG.
KSI, whose real name is Olajide William Olatunji Jr., fought to a six-round draw with Paul at Manchester Arena, taking his boxing record to 1-0-1 after he beat another Youtuber, Joe Weller, in February.
KSI and Paul reportedly made huge amounts of money for the spectacle, which was streamed by millions of people on Youtube.
The duo will fight a rematch early next year, but KSI already has his eyes on Mundine and a trip Down Under.
"I would love to go to Australia, you're telling me I have a huge fan base there," the 25-year-old told Oddschecker Australia this week.
"I would love to go to Australia - Australia is amazing.
"I love the accents and everyone there is cool. I'm friends with quite a few Australians and they're hilarious.
"I think it's about time I head over there."
Watch KSI speaking about his fledgling boxing career in the player below.
While Mundine famously made the switch from rugby league to boxing, KSI says he's intent on making the transition from online superstardom to boxing fame.
"I need to go pro," he said.
"Just for me, to be honest, to showcase that a person who used to be a FIFA Youtube gamer that can go from that to a professional boxer and beat another professional boxer.
"That would be unreal, what a story for me. That would be incredible."
With 18 million Youtube subscribers, KSI left one parting shot for Mundine, who has won world titles at super-middleweight, middleweight and super-welterweight in the past.
"I feel like I can go pro and beat someone that is more of a mediocre level, similar to mine, or more so that I could push myself," he said.
"I wouldn't want to fight the people that I look up to. I wouldn't want to fight Lomachenko, he would eat me alive.
"I wouldn't want to fight even the greats like David Haye, I wouldn't want to fight Anthony Joshua, I wouldn't want to fight (Deontay) Wilder, and I wouldn't want to fight Tyson Fury.
"I don't want to fight any of these guys. They'd f**k me up."
While KSI is attempting to leverage Mundine's boxing fame to make his own name in the sport, 'The Man' is reportedly set to fight Jeff Horn in an end of the year blockbuster.
The Horn-Mundine bout has been widely tipped to take place in November in either Brisbane or Sydney.
Mundine adviser Emaid Dib told Sporting News in August that the venue and weight were the only remaining negotiation points in the way of the fight being made official.
Both camps are in training for the fight, with Horn coming off a ninth round TKO defeat to pound-for-pound king Terence Crawford in Las Vegas in June.
The loss was the first of Horn's career and he dropped the WBO welterweight title he won in controversial circumstances against Manny Pacquiao last year.
Mundine is 48-8 with 28 knockouts, and is 2-3 in his last five outings.
The 43-year-old most recently earned a second round TKO win over Tommy Browne in Sydney in January.
Prior to that, he lost a hugely disputed majority decision to long-time rival Danny Green in Adelaide in 2017.