Aaron McKenna, the Irish middleweight, says he wants to first unify titles at 160 pounds before moving up to heavyweight. The remarks come ahead of his world title fight this Saturday, which is broadcast live on Sky Sports. While the reporting centers on his future weight-class plans, the shared detail across sources is that McKenna is preparing for a title bout at middleweight and is positioning himself for a longer-term move to heavier competition afterward. The articles do not add further specifics about the opponent, the championship belts involved in a potential unification, or the timeline for any heavyweight transition beyond his stated ambition. Overall, the coverage focuses on McKenna’s stated goals: achieving unification at 160lbs first, then pursuing fights in the heavyweight division.