Astrid Wett has bizarrely called out Katie Price following her victory over Alexia Grace on the undercard of KSI vs Tommy Fury.
There had been several ugly moments in the build-up to Saturday's fight, with Wett thrown into a table by Grace a few weeks ago which resulted in the British fighter ending up in an ambulance.
After making a full recovery, Chelsea supporter Wett charged at her opponent in Thursday's press conference and had to be held back by security. Check out the video below.
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Wett got the last laugh - securing a majority decision win over Grace at the AO Arena in Manchester, retaining her Misfits Women's Lightweight crown in the process.
Having extended her record to 3-0, Wett was quick to tell cameras who she would like to face-off against next inside the ring.
"Katie Price, let's just have a move around in the ring, I think it will be funny," she told IFN Boxing.
"I think everybody would want to see you in the boxing ring, so if you want a tear up, get down here and get in the ring."
Price has no prior combat sports background and is yet to respond to Astrid's challenge.
Having now beaten Keeley Colbran and AJ Bunker, Wett's combat sports know-how continues to go from strength to strength.
Elle Brooke gave her opinion following Wett's victory and insisted that Grace should feel hard done by after the defeat.
She tweeted: ''This is a disgusting decision, not even being better either, very undeserved.
''@itsalexiagrace you need to keep at it, and get a rematch in asap because you won that fight.''
Brooke and Wett have gone head-to-head in the past and it remains to be seen whether the two influencers will ever face off given their proposed fight was cancelled back in 2022.
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Topics: Astrid Wett, Boxing
Matthew Holt