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Katie Taylor will attempt to become a two-weight undisputed world champion at Dublin’s 3Arena later this month but remains keen to fight at Croke Park. <\/span><\/p>\n Ireland’s lightweight champion Taylor faces England’s Chantelle Cameron at light-welterweight on 20 May in her first home professional fight.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Taylor had hoped to fight Amanda Serrano at Croke Park in a rematch but <\/span>security costs scuppered that.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n “I definitely haven’t given up on [a Croke fight],” said 36-year-old Taylor.<\/span><\/p>\n “I would absolutely love the opportunity to fight at Croke Park, our most iconic stadium, but these things are genuinely out of my control.” <\/span><\/p>\n Despite Croke being ruled out as a venue for a lightweight world title rematch with Serrano, the bout was still scheduled to take place in May in Dublin. However, the <\/span>Puerto Rican pulled out because of injury.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n Undisputed world light-welterweight champion Cameron, who has won all 17 of her professional fights, then accepted a challenge from Taylor to fight in the Irish capital. <\/span><\/p>\n Taylor said the fight has the potential to be “the hardest of my career so far”.<\/span><\/p>\n “These are the kinds of fights that I am very, very excited about,” added Taylor, who has won all 22 of her professional bouts.<\/span><\/p>\n “I’ve had my eye on Chantelle for a few years now, this is a fight that I’ve always wanted. The motivation is as high as ever.<\/span><\/p>\n “It would have been a lot worse if I was going from Amanda Serrano to a mandatory opponent, a fight I can’t really get up for. This is a fight where I am genuinely motivated and she is as well.”<\/span><\/p>\n‘This could be the biggest moment of my career’<\/h3>\n