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Rising British star unbothered by knockout ratio before latest test
Taylor Bevan insists there is no pressure on him to deliver knockout victories despite his slew of superb stoppages.
The rising Briton fights for the first time in 2026 this weekend on the George Liddard-Tyler Denny bill, live on DAZN.
Seven fights have yielded seven knockouts for the star since turning pro, stoking plenty of expectations for his career.
But speaking ahead of his latest bout with the seasoned Martin Ezequiel Bulacio, Bevan is not yet feeling their weight.
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"I don't put any pressure on myself to get a knockout," he told DAZN News. "I just look to put on some good performances.
"If the knockout comes, it comes. There's no pressure on my end, and there's no expectations from anyone around me.
"I'm going to go the distance at some point in my career. I wouldn't say that it would be nice for it to come at this point.
"But this one could. It's a tough opponent this time around. He's got ten knockouts. I'm expecting a durable opponent."
Bevan ready for latest litmus test
DAZN News correspondent Andrew Steel
Seven knockouts in your first seven fights does tend to set expectations - and Taylor Bevan is no exception to the rule.
His impressive super-middleweight record so far sees him pushing his way through the lower domestic ranks at speed.
Now, on a major British fight card this week, he has the chance to catch more eyeballs as he takes aim at a busy 2026.
Six fights alone in 2025 kept him turning over new pages month after month, but this is a fresh litmus test he must face.
Martin Ezequiel Bulacio may have a journeyman record, but he can still hit like a freight train. Bevan will need his wits.
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