with Eoin Beatty
She's instead targeting a rematch with England's Chantelle Cameron.
Katie Taylor says she has no plans to retire, after losing for the first time as a professional earlier this month.
She's instead targeting a rematch with England's Chantelle Cameron, who retained her undisputed light-welterweight world titles in Dublin.
Taylor says she doesn't know "what retirement means" and hopes to face Cameron in November.
Kildare Team Named To Play Limerick In The Tailteann Cup Final
The game throws-in in Croke Park on Saturday at 2.30.
Naas' Jamie Osborne Called Up To The Lions Squad
It's after Blair Kinghorn sustained an injury in the game against the Brumbies
McConville Commits To Another Two Years As Wicklow Football Manager
He has been in charge since 2022
Eadestown's Tadhg Beirne To Captain The Lions On Saturday Morning
The play Australian and New Zealand Invitational side in Adelaide
Results From Wednesday Evening's UPMC Hurling Championship Games
A number of games were played
Fourth Win In A Row For The Lions In Australia
Andy Farrell's side beat the Brumbies 36-24
Wednesday's UPMC Intermediate & Junior Hurling Championship Fixtures
7 games throw-in at 7.45
Red Bull Sack Formula 1 Team Principal Christian Horner
Team bosses have thanked him for his 'exceptional work'
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