The American wasted no time in announcing her next targets this weekend.
Alycia Baumgardner retained her unified junior lightweight titles against Bo Mi Re Shin.
Baumgardner set the tone from the opening bell, overcoming a determined performance from Shin.
In the sixth and seventh rounds, the South Korean challenger tried to edge into the lead but failed to match her output with accuracy.
Ultimately, the official score cards read 98-92, 98-92, 99-91 in favour of the American.
Speaking post-fight, Baumgardner said: “Listen, three minutes, 10 rounds, on my period, baby, stop playing with me.
“I’m feeling comfortable, it’s an adjustment every time, three minutes is a long time, so I’m still learning and growing.
“I don’t know everything, and I’m okay with that. You just go back and keep getting better.”
After extending her record to 18-1, Alycia Baumgardner didn’t hesitate to name exactly who she does and doesn’t want to face next.
She continued: “Katie Taylor, Amanda Serrano, what’s up?”
“I’m a piranha, that’s [Caroline Dubois] a guppy, get her out of here.”
Baumgardner’s promoter, Jake Paul, added: “Four belts, no one can talk s***. Katie Taylor… we want to see that happen, the whole world wants to see that happen.
“So, Katie, where you at? Stop hiding in Ireland.”
Katie Taylor is currently in the process of setting up her retirement bout.
Talks are underway between Taylor’s promoter Eddie Hearn and Croke Park to secure a date for the final fight of her career.
While several opponents have been rumoured, Alycia Baumgardner’s recent win has strengthened her position.
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