Katie Taylor has become a two-weight world champion after taking home the WBO Super Lightweight belt last night.

The Bray woman is only the third Irish fighter to hold belts in two weights – following in the footsteps of Carl Frampton and Steve Collins.

Her win over Christina Linardatou at the Manchester Arena last night takes her record as a professional fighter to 15-0.

She was making her debut at 140-pounds and was handed a unanimous decision victory by ringside judges.

The 33-year-old was already the undisputed lightweight world champion – holding the WBA, WBO, IBF, WBC and The Ring belts in the weight class.

⚖️ #TaylorLinardatou

👑 WBO World Super-Lightweight Title@KatieTaylor: 9st 13lbs 9oz
Christina Linardatou: 9st 12lbs 8oz pic.twitter.com/U0NOCLUiX3

— Matchroom Boxing (@MatchroomBoxing) November 1, 2019

She now looks set for series of big fights in 2020 – when she will work to unify the super lightweight division.