Taylor jumped for joy at the announcement of her victory, after what was a tense final round which could have gone either wayKatie Taylor came into the Olympic lightweight final as a 1/9 on favourite and with the weight of a nation on her shouldersHer opponent Sofya Ochigava fought a clever fight and counter-punched with successHowever, Katie's attacking style bore fruitThe Bray women secured a 10-8 victory over OchigavaThe 26-year-old thanked the Irish crowd for their superb support for the duration of London 2012And the Olympic champion shared a tender moment with her father/coach/mentor PeteThe four-time world champion's moment had come and she deservedly milked itAnd visibly showed her utter joy and contentment at victoryCircling the ring with her national colours flying above herMany victories had come before, but none as sweet as this oneThe roof of the Excel Arena was lifted as Katie emerged for the medal ceremonyAnd then the dream was complete. Gold medal in hand. Olympic title in the history books. Katie Taylor we salute you