Taylor suggests her final career fight could be at Croke Park after beating Amanda Serrano

Croker would be absolutely bouncing for this

Katie Taylor has suggested her final career fight could be at Croke Park after the 39-year-old beat Amanda Serrano again at Madison Square Garden on Saturday morning.

In an historic all-female card in New York, the Bray woman won by majority decision – 95-95, 97-93 and 97-93 – to retain her undisputed WBC, WBA, IBF and WBO women’s super lightweight titles.

The 39-year-old did not rule out retirement, either, after the fight, saying:  “I don’t know [if I will keep going] but I just don’t want to fight Amanda Serrano again – she punches too hard! She is amazing.”

But when asked again later in a press conference if she had one more fight in her, potentially in Dublin, she said: “Maybe at Croke Park? That would be unbelievable. 

“I said it in the ring: these people are spending their hard-earned money to come and support me, it means the world. I can’t believe this is my life, I’m headlining an all-female card at Madison Square Garden. 

“Looking back at the whole journey, what an amazing life. These are nights I dreamed of as a kid, to be sitting here as a winner, I’m so happy, so grateful.”

A Taylor fight at Croke Park has long been touted, and fans are suggesting either a fourth fight with Serrano or the trilogy with Chantelle Cameron to round of the Bray boxers stunning career.

Before the fight, Taylor said: "I love Madison Square Garden. It’s obviously one of the most epic and iconic arenas out there.

“It would have been special to fight in Croke Park but there’s nothing I can do about that.”