Katie Taylor's dream of a blockbuster fight at Croke Park has been dealt a setback with her trainer expressing doubts about the event's feasibility. The Irish boxing sensation has long expressed her desire to defend her titles at the iconic 80,

Katie Taylor was riding high after her unanimous decision victory over Amanda Serrano, but it's not all looking up for the undisputed lightweight and light-welterweight world champion

The American actress was part of Netflix's broadcast team for the fight and stated there would be an "asterisk" beside Taylor's legacy after accusing her of deliberately headbutting and holding Serrano during the fight. However, the 60-year-old has now apologised for the comment, which she says "haunts" her.

The second fight saw Taylor get wobbled early and Serrano get badly cut but ultimately the Irish star won the fight with a score of 95-94 on all three cards, Speaking on The Fight, former trainer turned analyst Teddy Atlas reflected on the first match between the two.

Katie Taylor retained her unanimous super lightweight championship with another disputed decision over Amanda Serrano in a slugfest remarkably similar to the original two years ago.

Another instant classic from Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano was marred by headbutts, a nasty cut and a controversial decsion.

It makes it 2-0 to Taylor, who first beat the Puerto Rican great at Madison Square Garden back in 2022 – another result that was thoroughly debated. Speaking to Seconds Out immediately after the rematch, Claressa Shields said that she felt the result for Ireland’s Taylor was a fair one.

If you were one of the 74 million live viewers globally who watched Friday's thrilling Katie Taylor-Amanda Serrano rematch on Netflix, which amounts to the largest audience to ever watch a women's professional sporting event in the U.

Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano went to war in their highly-anticipated rematch as the Irish sensation retained her status as the undisputed super-lightweight champion