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Taylor-Serrano Trilogy Could Launch Women's Boxing Into New Era
NEW YORK CITY, JUL 14 – Katie Taylor won by majority decision in a closely contested trilogy finale, landing 41.6% power punches to Amanda Serrano's 29.7%, in a historic all-women's boxing event.
- Katie Taylor defeated Amanda Serrano by majority decision in their third boxing match on Friday at Madison Square Garden, retaining her undisputed super lightweight title.
- The fight capped a rivalry that began in April 2022 and followed their second bout in November 2024, both landmark events that elevated women's boxing.
- The trilogy fight headlined an all-women's card with a record 17 titles on the line, drawing a passionate crowd of 19,721 and producing the highest gate ever for a women's boxing event at MSG.
- The average minute audience was about 6 million, including 4.2 million U.S. viewers, and promoter Eddie Hearn said the night created big paydays and opportunities for female fighters.
- This historic trilogy may represent a watershed moment that brings women’s boxing closer to equal footing with men, though Taylor expressed uncertainty about returning to the ring.
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Taylor–Serrano III Couldn't Live Up To Its Historic Billing
Whatever the Thrilla in Manila was, this wasn't that. Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano, who previously gave the world two of the greatest fights in recent memory, delivered a comparative stinker while capping off their trilogy atop the bill of the first all-women’s professional boxing card on Friday at the sweet science's holiest room, Madison Square Garden. Taylor, in what could be the final bout of her incredible career, took a majority decisio…
Taylor-Serrano trilogy could launch women's boxing into new era
The highly anticipated trilogy fight between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano at the weekend was not only a win for the sport but could ultimately prove to be a game-changing moment for women's boxing.The highest-profile rivalry in women's boxing, one fueled by mutual respect and fierce competition, has transc
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