A great weekend of boxing ended on Sunday with Caroline Dubois defeating Terri Harper in a grudge match to become the unified lightweight champion on Sunday.

As she wondered what might happen next, only one name kept popping into her head: Alycia Baumgardner.

Chantelle Cameron and Ellie Scotney also won belts in their respective categories to prepare for massive fights later this year.

ESPN takes a look at what might happen for the biggest names in sports.

Mikaela Mayer vs. Chantelle Cameron

A fight that was almost announced on Sunday when they faced off and agreed they wanted to fight each other next, but it might not be that uncomplicated.

Mayer (22-2, 5 KO), WBO welterweight and unified WBC champion, WBA junior middleweight champion, wants to fight at 154 pounds. Cameron (22-1, 8 KO) wants to do it at 147 pounds. Cameron prefers three-minute rounds, while Mayer, as the WBC title holder, said that cannot be the case given the governing body does not allow it.

We hope that we will be able to work out the details. This would make a great headline on another business card aimed exclusively at women in the US or UK, and their styles would match each other beautifully.

Alternative: Katie Taylor vs. Cameron

The trilogy we all want. They were finally able to settle the score after two amazing fights, winning one each. This is probably Taylor’s biggest fight to end her career.

Caroline Dubois vs. Alycia Baumgardner

If there were any doubts about what Dubois (13-0-1, 5 KO) wanted next, she dispelled them immediately after her victory over Terri Harper.

“The fight that interests me is Alycia Baumgardner. This is the fight I want by the end of the year. There is no need to waste time. The best against the best,” she said at the post-fight press conference.

Dubois even rejected a potential fight with Taylor, calling out Baumgardner (17-1, 7 KO) and admitting that she would take this fight over unification fights.

In December, Baumgardner called Dubois a “puppy” and said the fight would be too early for the Briton. But reaching for another strap, Dubois pushed things even further.

It wouldn’t be too bad to marinate a little longer, and Dubois in particular has other massive fights coming up, but women’s boxing needs headliner fights, and this one is certainly one of them.

Alternative: Dubois vs. Elif Nur Turhan

IBF champion Nur Turhan (13-0, 8 KO) has defeated every opponent so far and shows no signs of slowing down. A fight against Dubois would boost her profile enormously and be her biggest test to date.

– Caroline Dubois defeats Terri Harper to unify the lightweight world titles
– Boxing results: Dubois def. Harper, undisputed Scotney, two-time world champion Cameron
– Caroline Dubois yells at Alycia Baumgardner instead of Katie Taylor

Katie Taylor vs. Lauren Price

Ireland vs. Wales in Croke Park, anyone?

Two fierce competitors in a potential torch fight. Weight may be a sticking point – Price (10-0, 2 KO) is a welterweight, while Taylor (25-1, 6 KO) has not fought at junior welterweight, having moved up from lightweight throughout her career, but Price would be a worthy opponent in Taylor’s final fight.

Alternative: Price vs. Mayer

The pre-fight conversations and verbal barbs between two fighters who never back down would be captivating and a great prelude to one of the biggest fights in sports. However, this is at a stage where the two camps seem far apart in terms of any agreement.

Ellie Scotney vs. Skye Nicolson

A fight that was talked about ahead of Scotney’s (12-0) undisputed clash with Flores, which she won on Sunday in an instant Fight of the Year contender. Nicolson (15-0, 3 KO) is the WBC interim junior featherweight champion and this fight could be booked next for Scotney.

This would be an intriguing matchup, probably more of a chess match than the brawl Scotney had with Flores, but it would be two massive names fighting it out.

Alternative: Scotney vs. Cherneka Johnson

Scotney defeated Johnson (19-2, 8 KO) in 2023, but the Modern Zealander became the undisputed prospect in the bantamweight division. Both are MVPs and a rematch could be an option if Johnson decides to move up again.