Katie Taylor will finally get the chance to fight on Irish soil as a professional this weekend when she faces England's Chantelle Cameron.
Although many had expected the Bray Bomber's homecoming to take place at Croke Park, it is the 3Arena where the historic bout will be staged.
Taylor moves up in weight as she aims to become a two-weight undisputed champion by adding the super-lightweight belts to the lightweight titles she has in her possession.
READ MORE: What time and TV channel is Katie Taylor v Chantelle Cameron on?
It's a bumper night of boxing, with many other talented Irish fighters in action, including Gary Cully, Dennis Hogan, Caoimhin Agyarko and Thomas Carty.
Here's everything you need to know:
What date is Katie Taylor fighting Chantelle Cameron?
Saturday, May 20.
What time is the fight?
It could be around 10pm before the main event starts, with the first fight on the night expected to start a number of hours earlier, probably between 5.30pm and 6pm.
Where is the fight happening?
The 3Arena in Dublin hosts the event.
TV and stream information
DAZN will show the event exclusively live. You can subscribe to it here or below.
Full fight card
Katie Taylor v Chantelle Cameron - Undisputed super lightweight championship
Terri Harper v Cecilia Brækhus - WBA World Super-Welterweight Title
Gary Cully v Jose Felix - lightweight
Dennis Hogan v JJ Metcalf - IBO World Super-Welterweight Title
Thomas Carty v Jay McFarlane - Vacant Celtic Heavyweight Title
Caoimhín Agyarko v Grant Dennis - middleweight
Maisey Rose Courtney v Kate Radomska - flyweight
Paddy Donovan v TBC -
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Quotes corner
Katie Taylor: “I have the experience of fighting in these big occasions. I have the experience of fighting when there is a lot of pressure on my shoulders.
“I don’t really see it as anything too outrageous in terms of what I’ve actually experienced before. Every single time I step into the ring I feel like there’s a lot of pressure on me.
“I am just getting on with things, looking forward to the fight, I’m excited about it, I’m not feeling the burden right now, I’m just excited. This could be the biggest moment of my career so far.
“This is a huge occasion for me and I’m just delighted to have a chance to fight at home. A few years ago, I didn’t think this was ever going to happen so I’m just so excited about it.”
Chantelle Cameron: “I’ve got to say, all thanks to Katie because women’s boxing is flying and if it wasn’t for Katie and (American three-weight world champion) Claressa (Shields), none of us women would be here.
“There’s a lot of respect there. But this is my career and my legacy and I’m coming to win.
“Katie is pound-for-pound the best women’s boxer there is and if I can win I can walk away from boxing one day and think ‘I took out the best there is’.”
Betting odds
Katie Taylor win: 1/2
Chantelle Cameron win: 13/8
Draw: 16/1
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