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“Let me just look around,” she said, cutting the ring interviewer off at the knees. He wanted Katie Taylor to say something inspiring and momentous worthy of the night but instead, as she’s always preferred, she acted rather than spoke. The lights went up and she drank in Croke Park, glistening now like a palace. Hers, finally and eternally.
The fairytale is complete. Katie Taylor has retired as a three-time undisputed world champion after comprehensively beating France's Flora Pili by a 100-90, 100-90 and 98-91 unanimous scorecard in front of a sellout crowd at Croke Park.
Not all dreams can come true, even on Katie Taylor’s night of nights.
There was an extraordinary conclusion to the co-main event at Katie Taylor’s Croke Park show as Dublin’s Thomas Carty fell through the ropes in the first round of his bout against heavyweight Dave Allen.
Three o’clock in the afternoon, Katie Taylor’s historic walk onto the Croke Park pitch was still seven hours and more away, and people were already flocking to the north inner city like moths to a flame.
Hello and welcome to live coverage of Katie Taylor’s final fight as she draws the curtain on a legendary career tonight in Croke Park. Taylor will take on unbeaten French fighter Flora Pili for the undisputed light-welterweight championship of the world in front of a crowd of over 80,000. The fights will be broadcast on RTÉ from 8pm, and we’ll take you through the various Irish action on the undercard leading up to the main event. Remember to protect yourselves at all times, touch gloves, and stay with us throughout the night!
Christmas was just around the corner when Flora Pili extended her pro record to 13 fights undefeated with a majority decision win over the Serbian Jelena Janicijevic at the L'Agora Champ de Foire in her own home town.
Katie Taylor brought boxing’s bombastic travelling circus to the prestigious seat of learning that is Trinity College on Friday evening.