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WBO welterweight champion Mayer wrote on social media, external<\/span><\/a> after the all-female card in London that she expects to fight Price this year.<\/p>\n Mayer congratulated both Price and Jonas “for the rumble”, adding: “All the fights on the card were highly entertaining and it was a total WIN for women’s boxing!<\/p>\n “I got a job to do March 29 but I fully expect to be sharing the ring with Price later this year.”<\/p>\n Double Olympic champion Claressa Shields also congratulated Price on her victory over Liverpool’s Jonas and hinted she could share the ring with the Welshwoman at the higher weight of 154lb.<\/p>\n That is a 7lb increase on the limit for Price’s bout with Jonas.<\/p>\n “I thought every judge should’ve had it 90-100! Price was super dominant! Congrats girl,” Shields wrote on X., external<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n When asked if she would consider fighting Price, Shields added: “She’s too green, my skills are too much for her. But hey 154, I think we can see it.”<\/p>\n Price was mesmerising in her victory over Jonas, winning emphatically 98-93, 100-90 and 98-92 on the judges’ scorecards.<\/p>\n The 2020 Olympic champion feels her attributes will take her to the top of the professional ranks.<\/p>\n “I’ll remember this night for the rest of my life,” she said.<\/p>\n “Tasha’s a great fighter, but I knew my speed and my feet, that’s what won me the Olympic gold medal and I feel it’s going to get me to the top in the pros.<\/p>\n “It started with [Jessica] McCaskill in May and I just feel like I’m getting better and better.<\/p>\n “I’ll speak to [promoter] Ben [Shalom] and I want to go back to Wales, there’s nothing\u00a0quite like boxing at home, but this was very special and I’ll remember it for the rest of my life.”<\/p>\n Her display against Jonas earned widespread praise, with former super featherweight world champion Barry Jones stating Price was “punch perfect”.<\/p>\n Boxing pundit Steve Bunce told the 5 Live Boxing with Steve Bunce<\/a> podcast: “Lauren Price showed and proved that she might just be the face of women’s boxing going forward.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n