Natasha Jonas has taken great confidence from Delfine Persoon's two battles with Katie Taylor ahead of her own meeting with the Bray legend.

Taylor beat Persoon with a majority decision in a very tough first clash at Madison Square Garden in June 2019 but the result was questioned by commentators, pundits, and spectators which led to a rematch.

Taylor retained her undisputed lightweight crown with a more decisive unanimous decision victory against the Belgian 14 months later but Jonas saw enough in the first fight to give her the belief she can make the first blemish on Taylor's unbeaten record.

"I think certain boxers have auras around them, like Canelo, like Taylor, like Lomachenko," Jonas told Sky Sports.

"You think, 'They're unbeatable, they're indestructible.' Then someone comes along and beats them, and just shows that they are human.

"I think Persoon has shown that in Katie, that she is just human, and when I step into the ring with her on May 1, I'm not stepping into the ring with the aura and what everybody else believes.

"I'm stepping in against another human."

6 August 2012; Katie Taylor, Ireland, exchanges punches with Natasha Jonas, Great Britain, during their women's light 60kg quarter-final contest. London 2012 Olympic Games, Boxing, South Arena 2, ExCeL Arena, Royal Victoria Dock, London, England. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

Taylor has already beaten the Liverpudlian, when they met at the 2012 Olympics in the women's 60kg quarter-finals, on her way to a historic gold medal success in London.

Jonas will be moving up a weight to take on the undisputed lightweight champion on the Derek Chisora vs Joseph Parker bill on 1 May but feels that her recent drawn bout with WBC super-featherweight champion Terri Harper should serve as further warning to the Taylor camp.

"Nothing to lose and everything to gain," said Jonas. "There's no pressure on me whatsoever and I'll be putting my best foot forward. I just hope she is too.

"I love proving people wrong, and I love proving other people right. Me and [trainer] Joe (Gallagher) were saying before the Harper fight, there's nothing that she does that's better than me, and nobody believed it.

"Nobody believed that I could win, nobody. I was saying, 'Okay, we'll see.'

"That's exactly the same for this fight. Okay, you don't believe it. I don't need you to see it. I don't need you to believe it, but I'm telling you, 'You'll see.'"