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We've got fireworks coming out of the roof of Croke Park now as Katiie Taylor stands on the stage and takes it all in.
Wow.
Summary
Katie Taylor becomes three-time undisputed champion with unanimous decision win
France's Pili loses for first time as professional
Taylor roared on by 80,000 fans at Croke Park
Westlife perform before main event
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I wonder how she's feeling right now.
It's hard not to be emotional with over 80,000 people screaming for you inside your dream venue, Croke Park.
What an astonishing image this is right now.
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Here comes Katie Taylor for the final time in her legendary career.
It's the final time we'll ever see Taylor make her way to the ring.
Listen to the noise!
Image source, Getty ImagesRecent formpublished at 21:57 BST
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Anyone wondering about recent form? We've got you covered.
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You can't talk about Katie Taylor without mentioning world titles.
This is a woman who's won plenty of them.
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A penny for Flora Pili's thoughts?
She's currently walking out in front of 80,000 people, all chanting for Katie Taylor.
How are the nerves?
Image source, Getty ImagesTaylor's boxing career in numberspublished at 21:54 BST
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A legendary boxing career, no matter the gender.
Just take a look at those numbers below.
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Westlife are before your time?! Never felt more old
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Kal Sajad
BBC Sport boxing journalist at Croke Park, DublinThis is one of the most incredible sporting atmospheres I have ever experienced. I - along with 79,999 others - feel privileged to be here.
I also have video footage of former world champions Tony Bellew and Barry Jones slow-dancing together. It goes to the highest bidder.
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Now we've got the Irish national anthem.
Ringwalks will be coming next.
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Katie Taylor's first and only professional defeat came on her return to Dublin in May 2023 when Chantelle Cameron stormed in and took the gold.
At 36, questions over whether Taylor should retire were raised.
But of course, Taylor proved the doubters wrong six months later in the rematch when she outpointed Cameron to become a two-weight undisputed champion.
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Standing in the middle of the ring are Aoife Scott and Roisin O, who are performing the song 'Grace' much to the delight of the Croke Park crowd.
What a stunning atmosphere.
Image source, Getty ImagesHighest post-war boxing attendancespublished at 21:49 BST
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Not only can Katie Taylor become a three-time undisputed champion tonight but she will also go sixth on the list for the highest post-war boxing attendances.
- Chavez v Haugen (Azteca) - 132,274
- Dubois v AJ (Wembley) - 98,128
- Fury v Whyte (Wembley) - 94,000
- Joshua v Klitschko - (Wembley) 90,000
- Usyk v Dubois 2 - (Wembley) 90,000
- Taylor v Pili (Croke Park) - 82,000
- Joshua v Povetkin (Wembley) - 80,000
From Ali to Taylor - Croke Park reserved for the greatestpublished at 21:48 BST
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None other than Muhammad Ali was the last boxer to headline Croke Park on 19 July 1972.
Aged 30, Ali - who had iconic wins against George Foreman and Joe Frazier to come in his career - accepted a reported £300,000 offer by Kerry promoter Michael 'Butty' Sugrue to fight in Ireland.
Battling a cold, Ali secured an 11th-round victory over Al 'Blue' Lewis in front of approximately 18,725.
Tonight, over 80,000 will pack out Croke Park for one of their own.
Image source, Getty ImagesAn electric atmospherepublished at 21:47 BST
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Faith Harper
BBC Sport NI at Croke ParkJust a few weeks ago I was in Croke Park as Mayo won the All-Ireland for the first time in 75-years, breaking their so-called 'curse.'
I said that day I had never experienced an atmosphere like it in Croke Park but I have a feeling tonight could rival that, partially because Westlife just started and I'm a massive fan (no shame!)
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Kal Sajad
BBC Sport boxing journalist at Croke Park, DublinOne thing people have asked me more than anything this week is 'what is Katie Taylor actually like away from the cameras?'
In my experience, Taylor is exactly as she comes across.
I've interviewed her a few times over the years and there has never been a hint of ego. She'll stop, have a chat, ask how you are and make the whole thing feel completely normal.
Considering what she has achieved and the level of fame she has here, that's probably what stands out most. There is no superstar act or huge entourage.
Two-weight undisputed championspublished at 21:44 BST
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Katie Taylor is in very good company here.
She joins Terence Crawford, Claressa Shields, Oleksandr Usyk and Naoya Inoue on the list of two-weight undisputed champions.
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My word.
Over 80,000 flashlights are lighting up Croke Park now as Westlife sing 'You Raise Me Up'.
I've got goosebumps.
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Tonight is not just a walk into the sunset for Katie Taylor. She still has business to attend to.
In front of 83,000 at Croke Park, she bids to become a three-time undisputed champion.
Taylor will defend her light-welterweight WBO, WBA and IBF titles against the unbeaten Flora Pili.
With the vacant WBC title added to the mix, undisputed is up for grabs.
Image source, Getty ImagesFellow pros bid farwellpublished at 21:41 BST
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You may need some tissues for this one...
Media caption, Shields, Serreano & women's boxing world honour Taylor