Wednesday 27 May 2015 15:11, UK
Gennady Golovkin has joined the growing call for him to face Carl Froch at Wembley.
Golovkin has sent out a tweet to his fans to get their opinion, on the back of a Sky Sports interview with Barry Hearn.
Hearn said there is "no question" a fight between Froch and Golovkin would sell-out an 80,000 capacity Wembley Stadium.
Golovkin, who has knocked out 30 of his 33 victims so far, then asked for his followers' opinion - and they want to see it happen.
Froch though has said it is down to the "flip of a coin" as to whether or not he carries on boxing. It is almost a year since his last fight, the second knockout win over George Groves at a sold-out Wembley.
He is due to meet promoter Eddie Hearn and trainer Rob McCracken to decide what to do but he told Sky Sports News HQ that a fight with Golovkin does not worry him if he does prolong his boxing career.
Golovkin, meanwhile, has already called out the likes of Miguel Cotto and Saul Alvarez at middleweight, but is happy to move up to super-middleweight.
He has won 20 consecutive fights via knockout following his recent sixth-round success over Wille Monroe Jnr, in Calfornia.