Valerie Letourneau isn’t sure when she’ll be fighting next, but she has a very good idea of who she wants it to be against. (She might even know where.)

Letourneau (9-6 MMA, 1-0 BMMA) made her Bellator debut in December and took a unanimous decision from Kate Jackson at Bellator 191 in England. The win snapped a three-fight skid that started when she lost a decision in a strawweight title fight to then-UFC champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk.

When Letourneau signed with Bellator nearly a year ago, the UFC hadn’t yet opened up a women’s flyweight division officially. But that was the weight class she believed she needed to be fighting in, and Bellator had it. Now that she’s in her new promotional home, she’s hoping that one win over Jackson is enough to get her a title shot.

“I don’t know if this is going to happen, but this is what I want,” Letourneau recently told MMAjunkie Radio. “I think everybody knows this is what I’m looking for, and if not, anything that’s going to get me closer to this title shot.”

Ilima Macfarlane (7-0 MMA, 6-0 BMMA) won Bellator’s inaugural women’s 125-pound title in November with a fifth-round submission of Emily Ducote at Bellator 186 in Pennsylvania. It kept her unbeaten as a pro.

Letourneau said she was paying close attention to Macfarlane’s win over Ducote, even though she still was more than a month out from her first fight for Bellator.

“Since I saw the championship fight, I had her in mind,” Letourneau said. “Even the fight I just had, there’s things I’ve been working on I know would be good preparation for her fight. I’m pretty happy about that. But I don’t make the decision. It’s in Bellator’s hands, and there’s a lot of good girls right now coming from kickboxing, exciting fighters. All I can do is train hard, and win my fights, and I’m going to get there.”

Letourneau said she would need a six-week training camp for a title fight if Bellator wanted to call her on shorter notice.

But if the promotion gave her a little bit more time, she wouldn’t complain about being back in England for the second straight fight. The Canadian fought in Newcastle when she beat Jackson, and Bellator 200 takes place May 25 at The SSE Arena in London. The event recently added Mirko Cro Cop vs. Roy Nelson to a show that already featured Gegard Mousasi vs. champ Rafael Carvalho for the middle weight title, plus Michael Page vs. David Rickels

and Phil Davis vs. Linton Vassell.

“Give me six weeks, and I’d be in for a title shot,” Letourneau said. “Seriously. I keep training and traveling a lot and learning some new stuff, and I’d like to jump in a camp right now.

“What about May 25? I’m sure we can still (get a fight in there). … of course (I’d fight there if asked).”

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