Katie Taylor will fight on Irish soil for the first time as a professional next month when she faces Chantelle Cameron at the 3Arena.
The Bray Bomber will aim to become a two-weight undisputed champion as she looks to add Cameron's super-lightweight belts to the lightweight titles she owns.
Tickets for the event went on pre-sale on Monday morning and will go on general sale from 10am on Wednesday. You can purchase them from Ticketmaster.
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The prices for the May 20 show are €80, €100, €140, €250, €500, €750 and €1,500 (VIP).
Taylor believes the bout could be a fight of the year contender.
She said recently: “I think this could be another fight of the year contender, but ultimately I do have more experience in the bigger fights.
“I’ve fought the better opponents and I’m going to be mentally, physically and spiritually more prepared than ever.
“I do expect a tough fight obviously, but please God I’ll be going home a two-weight undisputed champion.
“She has a spotless career, undisputed champion and she has the style to make this another epic.”
Meanwhile, Cameron commented: “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’.”
Promoter Hearn added: “Two undefeated fighters, two reigning undisputed champions, the first time in boxing that two reigning undisputed champions have faced off against each other.
“It will be an incredible night, not just for Irish sport, but all sport around the world.”
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