Mundine, who, in his last fight, easily disposed of Rafael Sosa Pintos, of Uruguay, in a points decision, has set his sights on going to the US to meet Oscar de la Hoya after the ``golden boys'' fight on December 6.

``We are trying to fight (Daniel) Geale, Bika and these sort of guys,'' Mundine said.

``People want to see me fight them but at the same time they've got to understand what I'm giving them is twice or two-and-a-half times what they can get.''

Despite Bika securing the vacant International Boxing Organisation (IBO) super-middleweight world title in the US, Mundine said he would beat him. ``I'd be happy to fight him and I'd love to fight him,'' Mundine said.

``I've done numerous rounds with him in the gym and he is easy work for me.

``I will prove that if he gives me the opportunity to fight and if he is not ridiculous in monetary terms. I don't see any middleweight that can trouble me if I'm on my game. Not one.''

Mundine's win against Pintos was in his second fight below the super-middleweight division. He entered the ring weighing 73.3 kilograms.

``I've got to try and watch what I eat, monitor my food a bit more and drink a lot more water,'' Mundine said.

``I knew I was fighting out of my division for some time.''

And as for a rematch with Danny Green?

``I would reopen that chapter but it depends on him,'' Mundine said. ``I'm willing to fight him or anyone else. Money talks so if that makes sense then I'm willing to fight.''