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DUBLIN, Sept 5 : Ireland's Katie Taylor ended her career in style on Saturday, the most decorated female boxer beating France's Flora Pili by unanimous decision to hang up her gloves as an undisputed world super-lightweight champion before an 83,000 Croke Park crowd.
Katie Taylor had done it all before her big Saturday night in Croke Park.
“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.
Limerick’s Paddy Donovan has served an impressive reminder of his class with a clinical fourth round stoppage win over Tyrone McKenna at Croke Park on Saturday night.
Bohemians held their nerve the better from 12 yards to put themselves into Sunday’s FAI Cup semi-final draw as this Dublin derby against St Patrick’s Athletic went right to the wire at Richmond Park.