Katie Taylor has dismissed Natasha Jonas' claim that she doesn't have knockout power ahead of their long-awaited rematch.
2012 Olympic gold medal winner Taylor defends her undisputed world lightweight titles against Jonas on the Chisora v Parker card tomorrow night.
Jonas claims she can get a stoppage victory against the unbeaten Bray fighter, but Taylor has pointed out her opponent's previous knockout defeat to Viviane Obenauf.
"No, I don't think I'm someone who anyone can get under my skin," Taylor told Sky Sports after the weigh-in in Manchester.
"I don't believe anything they're saying. I know that I'm going to be at my very, very best tomorrow night."
Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE"Tasha has got a loss on her record herself, and that loss has come from a knockout, so if anybody can be hurt it's actually her.
"But it's going to be a great fight, I'm really looking forward to it. Two top quality opponents facing each other, this is what it's all about."
Both fighters tipped the scales just inside the limit at nine stone and eight ounces and Jonas is confident she can get revenge for her loss at the London Olympics.
"I feel good, I'm in a good place. I've been saying it all week, whether people believe it or not. She'll put her best foot forward, I'll put my best foot forward, and we'll see."
