It’s set to be an action packed night at Croke Park.
Katie Taylor is preparing for one last outing before she bows out of the sport.
The legendary Taylor will bid to become a three-time undisputed queen, with all major titles on the line in the super-lightweight division.
She will headline against France’s unbeaten Flora Pili in a blockbuster clash.
Elsewhere on the card, Dave Allen takes on Ireland’s Thomas Carty in a heavyweight showdown.
The No.1 ranked mandatory challenger for the IBF welterweight title, Paddy Donovan, meets Belfast’s Tyrone McKenna.
Former UFC star Molly ‘Meatball’ McCann looks to extend her boxing winning run against Sylwia Doligala.
Rising super-middleweight prospect Taylor Bevan targets back-to-back stadium wins against unbeaten Emmet Brennan.
Liverpool’s Joe McGrail bids for WBA Continental Gold as he faces Coleraine’s Matthew Boreland.
It’s Dublin versus Belfast at middleweight, with Paul Ryan taking on Paddy Gallagher.
Finally, two of Queensberry Promotion’s Irish prospects, Adam Olaniyan and Bobbi Flood, aim to impress on a landmark night for boxing.
What has been said about the undercard?
Matchroom Sport Chairman Eddie Hearn said: “With so much Irish talent on the undercard, it will be a special, party atmosphere at Croke Park before 80,000 fans get behind the great Katie Taylor for her final ever fight.
“I love the Allen-Carty fight. Two experienced Heavyweights, in a make-or-break fight, out to score an almighty win.
“Plus, Paddy Donovan, fresh from his recent heroics in Germany, looks to underline his status as Ireland’s No.1 Welterweight – and underline why he is next in line to challenge for the IBF crown.
“Molly McCann looked great in her recent win in Liverpool, and she has a huge year ahead. But she will be over the moon to be on this card, especially with her cousin Katie Taylor headlining.
“Joe McGrail has got a tough test against Matthew Boreland in front of him, but he is in a prime position to kick on in the Super Bantamweight division.
“And so too does Taylor Bevan, whose stock continues to grow after his hard-fought victory in Southampton.
“It will be a huge celebration for Irish sport and this card – live worldwide on the Global Home of DAZN – will certainly deliver for the 80,000 fans who pack into Croke Park on September 5”.
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