Since turning professional in November 2016, undisputed women's lightweight champion Katie Taylor has been a trailblazer for women's boxing.
She has been involved in a number of marquee matchups including the historic clash with Amanda Serrano at Madison Square Garden in April 2022 which gained numerous nominations for Fight of the Year.
Now Taylor is in a position which she has never experienced before and that is looking to return to winning ways after losing to undisputed women's super lightweight champion Chantelle Cameron earlier this year in Dublin.
The pair will meet once again in a rematch on November 25 in the Irish capital live on DAZN for what is set to be another career defining fight for Taylor, but one thing that is not troubling the challenger is Cameron's punching power.
Speaking to The DAZN Boxing Show, Barak Bess asked who out of Serrano and Cameron has the most power, and Taylor opted for the Puerto Rican star.
"I’d probably say Amanda Serrano was punching harder than Chantelle," Taylor said.
"I don’t think I was ever hurt by Chantelle in the last fight so I would not have any worries about Chantelle’s power going into this rematch."