Katie Taylor's rise from pretending to be a boy so she could get fights to world champion. Katie Taylor has almost single-handedly carried women's boxing for over a decade. irishmirror.

She’s read it countless times but as Irish boxer Katie Taylor recites Psalm 18 her voice audibly drops an octave and her body language noticeably relaxes.

If anything, Taylor and Serrano have set the bar far too high with their iconic bouts — and yet, you get the feeling Friday's ...

Katie Taylor says she had to pretend to be a boy to get fights growing up in Ireland, but not any more. Taylor, arguably the best female boxer on the planet pound-for-pound, continues to blaze a ...

Undisputed lightweight world champion Katie Taylor has described her dad and former coach Pete Taylor as her hero and has revealed that she wants another shot at Belgium’s Delfine Persoon.

NEW YORK – Katie Taylor went to the extreme at nearly every turn of her boxing journey through her final days in the amateur ranks. Donning headgear as she ente ...

KATIE TAYLOR helped inspire a generation of female fighters – but her own boxing career only started by pure chance. The Irish icon quite literally fought for women to compete at the Olympics… ...

When Taylor (24-1, 6 KOs) and Serrano (47-3-1, 31 KOs) return to Madison Square Garden on July 11 for their third fight, they will again serve as the main event.

Taylor, who once pretended to be a boy to compete in Ireland, said the best part about her journey was being able to inspire the next generation. “Both myself and Amanda have broken barriers ...

Taylor's clash with Greece's Linardatou headlines a Manchester Arena bill that also features what is set to be the last bout of local boy and former WBA lightweight champion Anthony Crolla's ...

Katie Taylor, left, and Amanda Serrano will square off in Arlington, Texas, on Friday in what is expected to be the highest-paid women’s boxing fight in history.

The fiercely religious Taylor is not […] She’s read it countless times but as Irish boxer Katie Taylor recites Psalm 18 her voice audibly drops an octave and her body language noticeably relaxes.