KATIE TAYLOR’S HUGELY-ANTICIPATED rematch with Chantelle Cameron is likely to take place in November — with Taylor set to win the battle for home advantage.
Promoter Eddie Hearn has confirmed that Saturday 25 November in Dublin’s 3Arena is the “working date” for the rematch as Taylor looks to avenge her only professional defeat to date.
The Bray superstar’s long-awaited homecoming in May was spoiled when Cameron scored a majority decision to unify the super-lightweight division.
Taylor immediately pledged to activate the rematch clause in the fight contract, although it had been thought that a second fight could take place on home soil for Cameron in England.
Speaking to International Boxing News, Hearn confirmed that discussions are underway for “a really big card” stacked with Irish talent on 25 November.
The potential bouts include a rematch for Kildare’s Gary Cully, who was stopped quickly by Jose Felix Jr on the first Taylor-Cameron card, as well as a meeting between unbeaten Belfast talent Caoimhín Agyarko and former British champion Troy Williamson.
Paddy Donovan and Thomas Carty, both of whom fought and won on the May card, are also being lined up by Hearn for November.
🥊 CAMERON/TAYLOR 2 ON NOVEMBER 25! @EddieHearn has CONFIRMED that November 25 is the DATE for @chantellecam vs @KatieTaylor 2!💥
— International Boxing News (@IntBoxingNews) July 11, 2023
🧨 #CullyFelix2
🔥 #AgyarkoWilliamson
📈 @PaddyDonovan23 & @thomas_carty in BIG fights
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Beating Kerry at their own game. Ha ha hilarious
What’s corks game Connor?
Hard luck boys brian begley was a massive loss when he went off they can leave with their heads held high a valiant effort by the boys
@ AC sour grapes much!!! For sure Cork have problems at the moment but who dosent?? but their are signs in Cork that the development squads are coming good, last years minor hurlers and footballers were extremely unlucky not to progress out of Munster at least, It might take a few years but things are set to improove.Its fair to say that kerry might have problems of their own if ye cared to look a bit closer no All-Ireland senior club title in years, only two Minor titles in years and two senior All-irelands since 07 that they shouldnt and did not deserve to win, and now no Muns U21 title since 2008 and tonights loss casts a doubt about some of these highly rated players in kerry and remember limerick and Tipp ran them close in yer own backyard too so maybe they are not as good as ye would like to think.
Cork may be wining the last number of years titles but the reality is that cork gaa is in a sad state. Mr Frankie bowel has absolutely ruined and destroyed Cork gaa to the point that he is a total and utter sole responsibility for cork GAA. #shameonyoumurphy
Pity Jack cldnt bring on David Clifford …considering he man of the week…ok nxt year fot Jack n lads…
Murphy seems to get the blame for all corks ills, easy to pin the blame on him I suppose, not a problem when he’s getting a player off on some long forgotten technicality though
Name another thing he did other than that?
Who exactly did he “get off” Anthony ??It seems a myth has grown around Frank murphy over the years if you have inside info on the players frank got off up in kilkenny maybe you tell us all.
Alas no inside line, but it’s laughable that all the ills of cork GAA are placed at frank murphys feet
I’ve heard the same!!!!!! It must be true so thanks for that
@Anthony Of course its true!!! be sure to tell everyone just because you heard it good lad.
@Anthony So your just repeating “something you heard” well “Ive heard Brian cody does not allow Richie Hogan have sugar in his tea!! how does that sound??