Ricky Burns Says That He Can't Afford a Khan-like Fumble
Ricky Burns has yet to see WBO super-featherweight title challenger Andreas Evensen on tape.
But the champioon inists that it won't stop him beating the dangerous Colombian.
And promoter Frank Warren says that if he comes through unscathed, he could end up defending his belt at a football stadium.
For now, Burns will have to make do with the Braehead Arena, Glasgow's biggest indoor venue.
He will face Evensen there on December 4, having graduated from Kelvin Hall.
- Ricky Burns Conference Call
"All I've seen is a couple of clips on YouTube," said Burns of his next opponent.
"But it's okay as my trainer organises the tactics and tells me what to do."
"I'm training like a challenger for this fight.
"I put my heart and soul into training, so come fight night there is nowhere to hide.
"We're struggling to get tapes on him and when you look at Colombian fighters, all you have to do is look at Breidis Prescott and what happened to Amir Khan.
"I can't afford any slip-ups.
"I have great respect for anybody that steps into the ring. He has knocked out his last five on the trot so his confidence will be sky high as well."
Warren added: "Eventually I would love to see Ricky fight at one of the big football stadiums up here.
"There is great strength in depth in Scottish boxing at the moment, and Ricky is leading the charge."
