Is katie taylor gay

Is Katie Taylor married? Katie Taylor is not married and according to Sportlens, the year-old is not in a relationship with anyone and is a single woman. Ahead of her fight against Amanda Serrano, let's take a deep dive into Katie Taylor's relationship status and her personal life. I don’t think male boxers get asked it, though." Taylor told The Irish Mirror in that she is so busy with boxing that she doesn't have time for a relationship.

Katie Taylor has previously revealed she chooses to be single so she can focus on boxing as she prepares to face Amanda Serrano. Taylor has revealed her strong dislike for one particular question that repeatedly comes her way - her relationship status. However, the pair do seem to have a relationship again, with Taylor seen speaking to her father and posing for photos when his fighter Gary Cully has fought on her cards in recent years.

Taylor. As Olympic champ Katie Taylor accepts the gold medal after beating Russian opponent Sofya Ochigava, we look back two years - when we met the Bray boxer and awarded her our Hot Press 'Sportsperson of the Year', award I meet the exceptionally grounded, beautiful, almond-eyed athlete for a chat in a hotel along the seafront in Bray.

Adrienne Murphy: When did you first know, Katie, that you wanted to box? Katie Taylor: It was always in my family with my dad boxing. My two brothers were boxing as well. My mother was the first female boxing judge in the country. There was something great about getting into the ring and one-on-one combat. I always messed around in the house before that, with the gloves on, with my two brothers and my dad. I already knew how to throw a punch before I even went to the boxing club.

Is your sister into boxing as well? She was into more normal girl stuff. I was a tomboy when I was growing up. Oh yeah, there are plenty who are really girly girls outside of the ring. With me, I was more into soccer and other sporty things. As a girl starting boxing, were you worried about hurting somebody or getting hurt yourself? Not at all. What sort of injuries have you sustained? Is it painful, getting your nose broken?

The initial punch is always really sore, but not as bad as people think. It sounds a lot worse than it is. For a girl, I think, to have a broken nose is a lot worse than a man having a broken nose. PT: I think it affects me a lot. If a lad has a broken nose, big deal, nobody cares. Saying that, if I have to get a broken nose on my way to winning a world title, then so be it.

I don’t think male boxers

Has the desire to win always been a really strong streak in you? In every sport, I always wanted to be the best. I was always really focussed as a child. I think most of the other kids were there mainly for the fun, whereas I just wanted to win each competition. Has that benefitted you? I think it has. Does it ever annoy you, as a competitive sportswoman, that men are physically stronger and faster than women?

Is that starting to change?