Katie Taylor will draw the curtain upon her illustrious boxing career in what promises to be a highly emotional evening in Dublin on Saturday.
The Bray sensation will take to the ring for one final time in her home country, with over 80,000 spectators set to descend upon the iconic Gaelic venue to pay homage to one of their nation's most influential sports stars of all-time.
The 40-year-old has long sought after headlining Croke Park and she now finally gets the chance to fulfill her dream when she tackles France's Flora Pili.
Whilst the stakes are already incredibly high given this will be Taylor's final outing as a pro, there is added intrigue given the IBF, IBO, WBC and WBO super-lightweight titles will all be on the line, offering the Matchroom star the chance to bow out of the fighting game as a unified champion of the world.
Win or lose, Taylor will be in-line for a handsome pay day; one of the biggest of her career, but just exactly how much will she pick up?
Find out below...
While official figures have not been publicly disclosed by promoters, unofficial reports suggest that the fight purse for Katie Taylor vs Flora Pili sits at around €4.5 million (£3.9 million).
While this doesn't reach the financial heights of Taylor's blockbuster trilogy with Amanda Serrano, it still represents a healthy pay cheque for a fighter who is believed to have amassed over £20 million throughout her career.
If industry reports are to be believed, the purse will be split at an approximate 80/20 in favour of Taylor.
Reports suggest that Taylor will take home the lion's share of the reported fight purse with the Irish star understood to be earning around €3.6 million (£3.1 million).
By contrast, Taylor is believed to have been paid $9 million (€7.7 million) for defeating long-time rival Amanda Serrano at Madison Square Garden last year.
According to Celebrity Net Worth, it's estimated that Taylor boasts a current net worth of around $20 million (£14.8 million).
That estimation is however unlikely to include sponsorship and endorsement agreements she holds with partners and sponsors, with £20 million understood to be her true value.