Natasha Jonas objectives Katie Taylor rematch and says she nonetheless ‘needs the large fights’ regardless of retirement communicate

Natasha Jonas has declared that she nonetheless “wants the big fights” and is longing for a mammoth rematch with Katie Taylor.

Jonas used to be comprehensively overwhelmed by way of Lauren Price by way of a large unanimous choice in March, a struggle which noticed her lose the IBF and WBC welterweight belts, with many of us casting doubt on her long run following the Royal Albert Hall conflict.

However, she advised Sky Sports there may be nonetheless extra to come back in her illustrious occupation.

“I’m not too sure,” she mentioned of her long run. “There’s nothing official yet.

“I’m going to sit down again and wait on a couple of effects, see how they pass.

“Obviously, I nonetheless need large names and massive fights. So, we will see how that pans out.

“I do not need to come again only for any outdated struggle. I nonetheless need the largest fights and the large nights and that’s the reason mainly it.

“If I can’t get them fights, then that’ll be my turn.”

Speaking at a fair to release the World Boxing Championships 2025, which happen in Liverpool from September 4-14, Jonas published Katie Taylor stays her goal.

The pair fought in an attention-grabbing combat in 2021 with Taylor edging Jonas out at the judges’ scorecards.

Taylor additionally were given the simpler of the Liverpudlian within the novice ranks once they clashed in a memorable quarter-final on the 2012 Olympics in London.

In July, Taylor may have a trilogy struggle with Amanda Serrano, however Jonas has now not misplaced hope of some other bankruptcy in her personal competition with the Irish legend.

“I’ve always said Katie Taylor,” Jonas responded when requested about the only large struggle she needs to occur.

Eubank-Benn: ‘The proper individual gained’

The 40-year-old used to be a part of the Sky Sports punditry workforce for the struggle between Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn closing Saturday, which main-evented a historical evening of boxing on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Eubank would pass directly to defeat his rival by way of unanimous choice, and Jonas mirrored on a dramatic north London evening.

“The fight was brilliant and it’s always a worry when you’ve built a fight up and there’s been so much energy in the press conferences, whether it’s going to live up to that expectations, but it 100 per cent did and more,” Jonas mentioned.

“I think the moment for me was when Eubank Jr and Sr stepped out of the car together. Me, Johnny [Nelson] and Adam [Booth], we all got choked up.

“We did not truly know what to do.”

Jonas believes Eubank was a deserving victor over Benn. “I most probably would have given it to Eubank by way of perhaps two rounds, however each and every spherical used to be aggressive, each and every spherical used to be hard-fought,” she said.

“I believe Conor won much more enthusiasts from that efficiency, so every so often a loss is not all the time the worst factor. He can pass go into reverse [to welterweight or] there is usually a possible rematch.

“I think it was a little bit closer than the scores suggested, but I thought the right person won.”

Watch Naoya Inoue’s undisputed name defence towards Ramon Cardenas continue to exist Sky Sports from 1am on Monday morning.