As we count down to Katie Taylor's trilogy fight with her great rival Amanda Serrano, here's a look at the landmark nights that join the dots on the remarkable boxing life of the superstar from Bray

KATIE Taylor’s dream Croke Park fight has not come to fruition due to Dublin’s rip-off culture across the entire city. That damning verdict was expressed by Frank Smith, CEO of her

Katie Taylor draws immense strength from her faith and has confessed that boxing would be impossible for her without it. The undisputed world super-lightweight champion is a devout born-again Christian, having been a regular at St. Mark's Pentecostal Church on Pearse Street in Dublin before she moved to Connecticut.

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Katie Taylor walked out onto the stage for the official press conference at the Theatre at Madison Square Garden in New York ahead of tomorrow night's third instalment and took her place behind a small podium on which her many belts that have been a life's ...

Katie Taylor faces Amanda Serrano for a third time this week in what could be her final fight before hanging up her gloves. The iconic undisputed super-lightweight world champion turned 39 last week and she has admitted herself that she does not have many fights left.

Olympic coach Pete Taylor claims Wicklow County Council removed all his belongings and equipment from Bray Boxing Club