This is a man’s world. The airside tarmac, as Air Force One touched down in Shannon, was dotted in men

Katie Taylor has received a hero's welcome as she returned to her hometown of Bray as the undisputed world champion.

Ireland’s undisputed lightweight world champion Katie Taylor says a rematch with her beaten opponent is “inevitable” given the close nature of her victory last weekend.

As Katie Taylor sat on her stool before the start of the 10th and final round of this historic encounter with fellow champion Delfine Persoon, her eyes appeared to stare straight through Ross Enamait.

Katie Taylor has never been one for braggadocio but things have felt a little bit different during this, her fourth straight fight week on America’s east coast.

She may be about to compete in one of the most significant women’s boxing matches in history, but Delfine Persoon had to take annual leave just to be here.

World lightweight champion Katie Taylor will put her IBF/WBA titles on the line against American journeywoman Kimberly Connor at the O2 Arena in London next month.

Katie Taylor could move up a weight in 2019 if she unifies her division by the end of the year.

Eddie Hearn believes Katie Taylor can claim all four lightweight titles before the year is out.

Katie Taylor should hang up her gloves and retire, according to her dad and former coach Pete Taylor.