“I Am Ready for Whatever Comes in My Way”- Katie Taylor Feels Ready for Miriam Gutierrez

Undisputed female lightweight champion Katie Taylor is ready for every in-ring adversary, as she is set to put her titles at stake against the unbeaten Miriam Gutierrez this Saturday. Still fresh from her victory against Delfine Persoon in August, the Irish powerhouse is seemingly the favorite in the contest.

However, she doesn’t want to belittle her upcoming opponent and is highly concerned about her in-ring tactics. While it will be a huge opportunity for Gutierrez to become the new undisputed champion, ‘The Bray Bomber’ is eyeing the fight as a massive opportunity for herself.

It will be her fourteenth appearance, and the global attention will be solely on her. That said, she doesn’t want to be complacent. Instead, she wants to bring her best game to the fore against Guiterrez. ‘The Bray Bomber’ has talked about her game plan for her upcoming fight in a press meet with Eddie Hearn.

Katie Taylor is ready for Miriam Gutierrez

Taylor believes that every fight is challenging at this stage, especially as she is the undisputed lightweight queen. There are many talented boxers in the active roster and all of them possess some serious threat to the division. Thus, ‘The Bray Bomber’ doesn’t want to demean any of them.

Talking about it, she said, “There’s no easy fight at this stage in the game and every single belt is on the line over the weekend, and this a huge opportunity for her and it’s obviously a big opportunity for myself as well.”

Taylor added, “I think complacency in boxing and any sport is very very dangerous. And I don’t go to any place and this is a huge fight for me. I am ready for whatever comes in my way on Saturday evening.”

The lightweight title fight will be staged in the 10-round (+2 minutes) main-event on November 14. Apart from that, there will be five more fights happening under the same roof. Fight fans are all set for an extravaganza this weekend.

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