New IBF featherweight world champion Lee Selby has revealed that he wants to unify the belts within the next two years.
Selby defeated Russia's Evgeny Gradovich on a technical decision to win his first world title in a dominant performance.
He told Sky Sports News: "I don't know about dominating or unifying [the whole division], because there are some great champions. We have got Nicholas Walters [the WBA super-featherweight world champion] and Vasyl Lomachenko and Gary Russell Jr – they are all great champions in their own right.
"But I think I can be the IBF champion for a long time and maybe a unification in a year or two.
"Lucky enough, I am blessed to have these great fighters in the featherweight division. It's one of the best divisions in boxing at the moment, so there are some great match-ups down the line."
Selby now has a record of 21-1.
