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Katie Taylor, right, and Chantelle Cameron during their undisputed super lightweight championship fight at the 3Arena in Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
Katie Taylor will once again take to the 3Arena ring this year when she fights British boxer Chantelle Cameron for the third time.
Taylor, who fought Cameron last November, won the contest on a majority verdict to become a two-weight undisputed world champion.
Cameron triumphed in the first battle between the pair with May's fight seen as the decider.
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Speaking to The London Independent, Cameron confirmed the fight is scheduled for Saturday, May 25 in Dublin's 3Arena, and claimed Croke Park is off the cards.
Confirmation and ticket details will be out in due course.
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