As Katie Taylor bowed out of her boxing career, the Bray crowd cheered on their hometown hero

Generations have grown up alongside Katie Taylor’s career and the Bray crowd were bursting with pride.

Undisputed world champion Katie Taylor leaves door open for coaching role after Croke Park swansong

Katie Taylor bowed out of her legendary boxing career on a high note after beating Flora Pili at Croke Park, with plenty of responsibilities awaiting her outside the ring

The 40-year-old retained her WBA, IBF and WBO super-lightweight belts to become the undisputed champion for third time.

Katie Taylor was a 10-year-old hiding her hair in a headguard so she could fight boys. Now she leaves women's boxing after transforming it.

Ireland's Katie Taylor has finished her career by beating Flora Pili on points.

While realising her dream of fighting at Croke Park, the Irish icon won a landslide decision against Flora Pili to become a three-time undisputed champion

Irish fans dazzled by showcase of skills in huge points win Scorecards read 110-90, 110-90 and 98-91 in her favour Katie Taylor signed off her storied career in style by outclassing Flora Pili on points as an 80,000 crowd at Croke Park celebrated her fairytale farewell. With the gaze of Ireland upon her, the country’

Katie Taylor's farewell boxing fight in Dublin was marred by chaos in the co-main event as Thomas Carty fell through the ropes in the opening round of his fight with Dave Allen, with the bout declared a no-contest

Katie Taylor will this weekend bid farewell to a sport she has defined and will be a long time in her debt.

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