The British boxer defeated rival Conor Benn in an epic bout last weekend and has several options on the table for his next outing in the ring, including a rematch with Benn.

Eubank Jr told Sky Sports: "Watch this space.

"Boxing is a very beautiful industry where anything can happen. The possibilities are endless. If the rematch is meant to be, it will be.

"And if not, guess what? There are plenty of other amazing fights to be had. And great things for me to achieve in the sport.

"So I'm happy either way."

Mexican superstar Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez has also been mentioned as a possible opponent for Eubank Jr and the fighter believes that the clash would sell out any major stadium in the UK.

He said: "That is another stadium filler, absolutely.

"Wembley, Tottenham, any one of the large football stadiums in the UK will be filled for a fight like that.

"He is an opponent I've been looking at for many years now. And the fans would love to see that. So 100 per cent that's a name in my line of sight.

"And we will be doing whatever we can to secure that fight in the future."

Eubank Jr was hospitalised after his victory over Benn but dismissed claims from his opponent's camp that he suffered a broken jaw in the ring.

He said: "When you get into a fight for 12 rounds, there are injuries that are sustained.

"I got headbutted above my eye around the middle of the fight. It opened up and I had to go and have surgery on that to sew it up.

"Conor Benn and [his promoter] Eddie Hearn ran away with the story of a broken jaw. There's no broken jaw here. We are strong. Our bones are dense.

"When you're in a fight like that, you have to go to hospital. You have to get tested and looked after."