Amir Khan says his domestic rivals are "running scared" - and he'll fight any of them.
The 20-year-old takes on Willie Limond in a challenge for the Commonwealth lightweight title on July 14 at the O2 Arena in London's East End.
And if he comes through the fight, he'll have plenty of options open to him, with the likes of Graham Earl, John Murray, Kevin Mitchell and Jon Thaxton all potential opponents.
But Khan claims that despite some big words, the majority of his domestic foes don't fancy climbing through the ropes with him.
"If they want to fight me I will fight them - I am not scared of anybody," Khan told PA sport.
"I think they're scared the way they use words more than action and just keep talking instead of going and asking my promoter allegedly to make the fight.
"It is not nice when people say stuff about wanting to beat me. I know my big chance will come and when it comes I will prove I am one of the best fighters in the world."