Amir Khan says he has set his sights on becoming a three-weight world champion.
The 20-year-old Briton believes he will be lightweight world champion within his next five fights - and his ambitions do not stop there.
"I want to move up a couple of weights as well and win a couple more world titles," he told BBC's Inside Sport.
"I am going to win as much as I can. Take on the world, that's what I want to do. It's a short career but I want to make the most of it."
"I know that in another five fights I'll be a world champion"
Promoter Frank Warren said Khan had "still got the L plates on" following the fighter's hard-fought win over Scotland's Willie Limond in July.
Yet Khan still insists it will not be long before he becomes a world champion.
"I know that in another five fights I'll be a world champion," he told Inside Sport presenter Gabby Logan.
"Frank Warren has always said that he is going to take his time with me to win a world title because he wants me to go there and win it in style.
"I don't blame him, but it's just me being ambitious. I've got goals out there that I want to reach."
Khan was knocked to the canvas in the sixth round by Limond, before going on to stop the Scot in the eighth.
The 20-year-old says the important thing was the way he reacted to the setback.
"Every fighter gets knocked down. Floyd Mayweather, Ricky Hatton, Joe Calzaghe - they've all been on the canvas," Khan said.
"It shows who's going to be the champion when they get up and how they finish the fight off. I got up."
Khan's next fight is against Scott Lawton at the Nottingham Arena on 6 October.
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