KSI admits he will feel “lost” after settling the score with Tommy Fury – but he already has a trio of superstar names lined up to fight after.
The YouTube, music and crossover boxing star faces Fury on Saturday night in Manchester.
It gives him the chance to do what his arch rival Jake Paul failed in and hand Fury a disastrous defeat.
And KSI insisted the challenge is not about money and instead fuelled only by trying to upset the boxing odds.
So he predicts a huge comedown in emotions after the fight – but a list of old rivals could quickly spark a change in that.
KSI told SunSport: “I’ve made the money that I wanted to make and now I’m looking for more than that.
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“And I know after this fight I’m probably going to feel a little bit lost and think, ‘I’m going to need something to excite me again.’
“And just going to figure it out, whether that’s a fight with Conor McGregor, Floyd Mayweather, Jake Paul, whatever, we’ll see.
“But right now I’m just trying to enjoy this moment because so many times there’s a destination point that I’ve got and I reach it and I’m like, ‘Now what?’
“So right now I’m just enjoying this moment and taking it all in and once I do what I said I was going to do, over and over again, yeah I get to enjoy it. Relish it.”
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UFC legend McGregor, 35, bizarrely called out KSI, 30, to a bare-knuckle fight ringside after Anthony Joshua’s most recent win.
And unbeaten boxing icon Mayweather, 46, faced the social media sensation’s brother Deji, 26, in November.
But KSI’s most storied feud is with online enemy Paul, 26, whose brother Logan lost to the Londoner in 2019.
Logan, 28, has since formed a bromance and business with KSI after launching drinks company Prime.
But younger brother Jake has no love lost and has called to end the rivalry with the mother of all influencer boxing bouts.
The American lost to Fury by split-decision last February and snubbed a rematch to instead beat MMA veteran Nate Diaz, 38, in August.
So KSI turned his attention to Fury but Jake is set to be in Manchester as Logan makes his return against jujitsu champion Dillon Danis, 30.
But if KSI was to pull off the upset at the AO Arena, he has no interest of allowing Jake into the ring for a face off.
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He said: “No. I’m just going to laugh at him and be like, ‘This is the person you lost to.’
“Because now I’m in the driving seat, now I’m in the highest chair and I get to choose who I want.”
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