Sep 6, 2026 · 36 min · 9 segments
I had to break ranks, to Jiu-Jitsu listeners from abroad. I'm sorry, but last night I witnessed one of the greatest sporting moments to ever happen in Ireland. The confusing thing is, it wasn't the…
On the 5th of June, 2026, an official confirmation came that Katie Taylor would be fighting for the last time in her professional career and that it would be in Crow Park in Dublin.
Now, this is after a long, drawn-out, will-they-won't-they saga between Eddie Hearn, the GAA, the Irish government, who's going to pay for the
Last night after the event, during some of the broadcast, and he has said this consistently since the 10th of June, I think it would be.
that he had a background worry or not knowing or being unsure that could Katie Taylor actually shift the tickets herself for such an event? Could she actually sell out Crow Park? We know that answer now to be true.
It was something that people will remember if they were there, possibly as long as they will live for one reason or another.
So while I would have liked to, official time of recording now is two minutes and 30 seconds, while I would have liked to have waited a little bit longer before making a pun or an anecdote or to cross it with another reference.
Online, this has brought a lot of discourse around people who are opposable by this.
And I think, in my opinion, that Fontaine's DC are probably their biggest Irish band on the planet right now.
from two or three different perspectives before we continue on with this Katie Taylor discussion.
Can you go to Fontaine's DC in Slane to enjoy it for the day out? And can you go there having only been introduced to them thanks to Mobland or thanks to Favourite? Yes, you can.
Do you need to have seen them scab rollies in the smoking room of workmans or something like that before anybody really knew who they were? And I saw them when there was only 75 people there.
Did you have to have been in the smoking area in workmans to allow yourself to go to Slane, to be allowed to go to Slane? No, of course, absolutely not.
On the 5th of June, 2026, an official confirmation came that Katie Taylor would be fighting for the last time in her professional career and that it would be in Crow Park in Dublin.
Now, this is after a long, drawn-out, will-they-won't-they saga between Eddie Hearn, the GAA, the Irish government, who's going to pay for the
Last night after the event, during some of the broadcast, and he has said this consistently since the 10th of June, I think it would be.
that he had a background worry or not knowing or being unsure that could Katie Taylor actually shift the tickets herself for such an event? Could she actually sell out Crow Park? We know that answer now to be true.
It was something that people will remember if they were there, possibly as long as they will live for one reason or another.
So while I would have liked to, official time of recording now is two minutes and 30 seconds, while I would have liked to have waited a little bit longer before making a pun or an anecdote or to cross it with another reference.
Online, this has brought a lot of discourse around people who are opposable by this.
And I think, in my opinion, that Fontaine's DC are probably their biggest Irish band on the planet right now.
from two or three different perspectives before we continue on with this Katie Taylor discussion.
Can you go to Fontaine's DC in Slane to enjoy it for the day out? And can you go there having only been introduced to them thanks to Mobland or thanks to Favourite? Yes, you can.
Do you need to have seen them scab rollies in the smoking room of workmans or something like that before anybody really knew who they were? And I saw them when there was only 75 people there.
Did you have to have been in the smoking area in workmans to allow yourself to go to Slane, to be allowed to go to Slane? No, of course, absolutely not.
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