Carl Frampton insists it will be the same outcome when he faces Leo Santa Cruz in a rematch, which is being lined up to take place at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Jan. 28 next year.
The undefeated Belfast boxer became a two-weight world champion when he captured the WBA featherweight belt from Mexican Cruz at the Barclays Centre in New York after a thrilling contest.
"Santa Cruz says he thought he won our first fight so it'll be good to go and make it two-nil," Frampton told the Belfast Telegraph.
"It's the fight that all the fans wanted and I'm sure it's going to be another tough one but I'm confident of winning again.
"It's great that the fight is now done, I don't think there were many who doubted the result but Leo has said he thought he won so it's my chance to go there and make it two-nil."
It will be the fourth successive fight Frampton (23-0, 14 KOs), 29, has had away from his native Northern Ireland.
Frampton claimed his first world title when he out-pointed Spain's Kiko Martinez in a rematch for the IBF super-bantamweight belt two years ago.
Three-weight world champion Santa Cruz (32-1-1, 18 KOs), 28, is desperate for revenge after losing the belt on a majority decision following one defence.
"Leo obviously fancies he can get revenge but, like a lot of my opponents, he only knows how to fight the one way," Frampton said.
"I have Plan A, Plan B and C if I need it and when I face someone a second time I always perform better.
"Some have said that Santa Cruz could maybe throw more punches but he threw 1,100 so I can't imagine he can throw more than that."
The WBC lightweight champion Dejan Zlaticanin (22-0, 15 KOs) is also believed to be in action on the same bill against Mikey Garcia (35-0, 29 KOs), who returned after over two years out in July.