Katie Taylor had barely strapped the WBO super lightweight belt around her waist after defeating Christina Linardatou before she was thinking ahead to her 16th professional fight.
Questions had been asked after her narrow, controversial win over Delfine Persoon at lightweight back in June, but Taylor was back to her best - the modest Bray boxer even praising her own performance.
"We knew Christina was the best 140-pounder in the division and we knew this was going to be a tough 10 rounds. I boxed beautifully on the outside and I boxed smart for a change instead of getting stuck in to a fight," Taylor told Sky Sports.
She is eyeing a rematch with Belgian Persoon or the making of the much-anticipated match with Amanda Serrano.
"I dug deep against Persoon and came out with victory and now I am a two-weight world champion. I can't wait for that rematch with Persoon and also a huge, huge fight with Amanda Serrano," said Taylor, who also mentioned a potential bout with undisputed welterweigth champions Amanda Braekhus.
But for now the 2012 Olympian is happy to enjoy Saturday's achievement.
"I am making history again, breaking boundaries again. I am a two-weight world champion and the best is still to come."
