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Bray boxer Katie Taylor is set to fight in front of 105,000 fans in her upcoming clash with Amanda Serrano in the United States.
Taylor will face her opponent in the ring once again - after previously beating Serrano at a sold-out fight in 2022 in Madison Square Garden, New York - at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on July 20 this year.
Tickets for the upcoming fight will go on sale next week (Thursday May 16) and are widely expected to sell out, though prices have not yet been confirmed.
Their previous fight was the first women's boxing match to headline the Madison Square Garden and was described as the biggest women's fight of all time.
Taylor ultimately defeated Serrano by split decision.
July's match will reportedly be steamed live exclusively on Netflix for boxing fans with subscriptions to the movie streaming service.
Online odds are reported as 4/6 for a Taylor win, 13/8 for a Serrano win, and 18/1 for a draw.
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