Tony Bellew has "agreed to fight on" and targeted becoming a champion in the heavyweight division.
Bellew, 34, moved up from cruiserweight to beat fellow Briton David Haye in a heavyweight contest in March and considered retiring after the bout.
However, he says he has "more left in the tank" and talks __have taken place about fighting WBC champion Deontay Wilder or WBO holder Joseph Parker.
"I love the sound of heavyweight champion of the world," said Bellew.
"It's a big goal, it's a big ask."
Liverpudlian Bellew made the decision to continue following talks with promoter Eddie Hearn and a fight with former WBA, IBF and WBO champion Tyson Fury or a rematch with Haye are possible.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Bellew added: "Eddie has had talks regarding Deontay Wilder. We __have spoken with Joseph Parker's people and Tyson Fury's representatives have been in touch with my people.
"It seems like I am the most hunted man on the planet at the moment."
Bellew, who has 29 wins and a draw from 32 fights, broke his hand in the fight against Haye.
"I haven't punched with the right hand yet. I can clench a fist, shake hands and I am ready to get back to work," he said.
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