The 26-year-old cruiserweight has moved to 6-0 (6 KOs).
Pat Brown stopped Vacil Ducar in the eighth round of their hard-fought clash.
The two went head-to-head this weekend at Altrincham’s Planet Ice arena, fighting on home soil for Sale-born Brown.
Backed by a vocal crowd, Brown was tested early – most notably in the third round when a sharp uppercut from Ducar snapped his head back.
Both men traded heavy, punishing shots as the contest wore on.
But in the eighth, Brown seized control.
A crushing left hook to the body sent Ducar down again, prompting referee Michael Alexander to step in and wave the fight off.
After watching the action unfold, undefeated English cruiserweight champion John Hedges stepped into the ring and expressed his desire to face Brown.
However, the Mancunian made it clear that the opportunity had already passed.
Brown explained: “It’s the people in here tonight that mean more to me than anything.
“I knew he [Ducar] would be tough, and that’s why I started slow. There are a lot of things to take from tonight.
“That performance is better than stopping him in the first or second round for me.
“I wanted to fight John Hedges tonight, but it didn’t happen due to politics, so that ship has sailed in my head.
“If John fights Ducar and proves he can mix it with me, then I’ll get in there with him, of course.”
Promoter Eddie Hearn added: “Ducar was the perfect opponent. We wanted rounds and got plenty of them.
“Pat is sometimes guilty of standing in there and taking a few too many, but he loves mixing it up.
“Ducar has gone the distance with a lot of world-class fighters, so for Pat to get him out there inside the distance in just his sixth fight is impressive.
“I’d like to make Pat [Brown] vs John [Hedges] for the British Title.”
Another positive result for ‘The Bomber’ has left fans questioning which will be next for the nascent cruiserweight.
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