Jordan Flynn is looking to move on to bigger and better things after getting back to winning ways.

Flynn bounced back from a third-round stoppage loss to Cameron Vuong in March. Victory over Mihail Burlac at York Hall Last Moth.

The 29-year-old also secured his first victory under the fresh coach Buddy McGirt and wants to return to the ring before the end of the year.

“I want to fight another fight before the end of the year,” Flynn said proboxing-fans.com.

“This will be my second fight with the fresh trainer and then a bigger fight at the beginning of next year.

“I just want to stay busy.

“I want to constantly improve, climb and become better.”

The Oxford Man was stopped in seven rounds at Vuong in his fight for the vacant WBO European lightweight crown, but will now fight at super featherweight.

There is a clash with former Commonwealth title challenger Aqib Fiaz, with Flynn admitting he would be open to fighting the Oldham fighter and British, Commonwealth and European champion Ryan Garner.

“It’s the perfect fight [against Fiaz]”- he added.

“It’s a fight that has always interested me.

“It’s a good fight, it would be a good build-up and it’s a fight I 100% believe I’m going to win.

“I have no doubt that I will win this fight.

“I think we should definitely look into it and I think it will be quite uncomplicated to do.

“I think we’ll be able to take a look at this fight kid early next year.

Round 3 TKO 🫡 It’s nice to come back and show the progress I’ve made with my fresh trainer Buddy McGirt in such a brief time. The demanding work continues, until next time. Thank you all for coming and supporting me, I love you all 💙 Can’t wait for the next one 🙏 pic.twitter.com/acmdvltfx9

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“A British title would be nice.

“These are all fights that will interest me and can definitely be fought in the future.

“But I think we need to get some fights in first, start building, and then we’ll have to eliminate people like that.”