History will be made when Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano compete in a trilogy at Madison Square Garden on July 11. The event, featuring an all-women’s fight card, is available to stream on Netflix.
Taylor (24-1) and Serrano (47-3-1) competed in the 2022 Fight of the Year for undisputed lightweight gold. The former won a close fight to retain.
Moving to super lightweight, Taylor defended the belts in November against Serrano. In a result deemed controversial following a few Taylor headbutts, the Irish fighter once again beat the Puerto Rican.
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Serrano, a seven-division champion, has competed in three-minute rounds between both fights, attempting to further change the game in women’s boxing. The unified featherweight champion looks to finally beat Taylor and make a statement on fight night.
A 2012 Olympic gold medalist, Taylor has beaten a who’s who of stars over the years. She may be closer to retirement in this fight, but she is focused on making history once again in MSG.
The Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 3 undercard features a Guinness World Record number of title fights, as well as a rare three-minute round women’s boxing bout.
Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 3 undercard
Here’s a breakdown of all the action on the Taylor vs. Serrano 3 card.
Alycia Baumgardner vs. Jennifer Miranda
- Division/Weight: Super Featherweight
- Baumgardner record: 15-1
- Miranda record: 12-0
- Belts at stake: IBF, WBA, WBC, WBO, and Ring super featherweight titles
The co-main event will see Alycia Baumgardner defend her status as the undisputed super featherweight champion against Jennifer Miranda.
Baumgardner (15-1) became undisputed in 2023. She tested positive for a banned substance, and though she was later deemed not guilty, it slowed her career down. “The Bomb” returned to action a year later and recently signed with Most Valuable Promotions.
Miranda (12-0) is the interim WBA champion. The former Spanish National Champion competes in the United States for the first time.
Ellie Scotney vs. Yamileth Mercado
- Division/Weight: Super Bantamweight
- Scotney record: 10-0
- Mercado record: 24-3
- Belts at stake: IBF, WBC, WBO, and Ring super bantamweight titles
Ellie Scotney and Yamileth Mercado compete for the unified super bantamweight titles.
Scotney (10-0) won the European super bantamweight title in 2022. She beat Cherneka Johnson in June 2023 for the IBF super bantamweight title and Segolene Lefebvre in April for the WBO and Ring belts.
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Mercado (24-3) has held the WBC super bantamweight title since 2019. She failed to capture featherweight gold against Serrano and has won six straight since returning to 122.
Savannah Marshall vs. Shadasia Green
- Division/Weight: Super Middleweight
- Marshall record: 13-0
- Green record: 15-1
- Belts at stake: IBF and WBO super middleweight titles
Savannah Marshall and Shadasia Green compete in a unification fight for the IBF and WBO super middleweight titles.
Marshall (13-1) stopped Hannah Rankin in 2020 for the WBO middleweight title but lost it against Claressa Shields in a bid to become undisputed. “The Silent Assassin” returned to action in 2023, beating Franchon Crews-Dezurn for the IBF super middleweight title. It is her first fight since and first under the MVP banner.
Green (15-1) failed to capture the WBC super middleweight title against Crews-Dezurn in 2023 but captured the WBO belt in November. “The Sweet Terminator” is a former Division I basketball player for Old Dominion University.
Cherneka Johnson vs. Shurretta Metcalf
- Division/Weight: Bantamweight
- Johnson record: 17-2
- Metcalf record: 14-4-1
- Belts at stake: IBF, WBA, WBC, WBO, and Ring bantamweight titles
Cherneka Johnson and Shurretta Metcalf face off to determine the undisputed bantamweight champion. It comes after WBC and WBO champion Dina Thorslund was removed from the bout after announcing her pregnancy.
Johnson (17-2) is a former IBF super bantamweight champion and a multi-time national champion. The Melbourne-based New Zealander beat Nina Hughes twice for the WBA title.
Metcalf (14-4-1) is on a four-fight win streak. The 40-year-old has held the IBF title since last October.
Chantelle Cameron vs. Jessica Camara
- Division/Weight: Super Lightweight
- Cameron record: 20-1
- Camara record: 14-4-1
- Belts at stake: Interim WBC super lightweight title
Recent MVP signing Chantelle Cameron defends the interim WBC super lightweight title against Jessica Camara.
Cameron (20-1) outpointed Jessica McCaskill to become the undisputed super lightweight champion. She went 1-1 against Taylor, losing the belts in the rematch in 2023. “Il Capo” has since won two straight, holding interim gold since 2024.
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An Amateur National Champion and Golden Gloves winner, Camara (14-4-1) was on a four-fight win streak before challenging Caroline Dubois for the WBC lightweight title. After a clash of heads resulted in a nasty cut, the fight was deemed a draw, and now “The Cobra” competes for interim gold.
Ramla Ali vs. Lila Furtado
- Division/Weight: Super Bantamweight
- Ali record: 9-2
- Furtado record: 11-2
- Belts at stake: N/A
Ramla Ali faces off against Lila Furtado.
Ali (9-2) made history in 2022 when she faced Crystal Garcia Nova in Saudi Arabia, the first female boxing match in that country. She is 2-2 in her last two fights, failing to capture the WBC super bantamweight title last June.
Furtado (11-2) is 2-2 in her last four fights and is on a two-fight win streak. The Brazilian has won local gold over the years and has two wins via knockout.
Tamm Thibeault vs. Mary Casamassa
- Division/Weight: Middleweight
- Thibeault record: 2-0
- Casamassa record: 6-0
- Belts at stake: N/A
Finally, Tamm Thibeault and Mary Casamassa compete in a three-minute round women’s boxing fight.
An Olympian and multi-time medalist at the amateur level, Thibeault (2-0) competes in her third straight women’s fight to have three-minute rounds. Casamassa (6-0) held regional gold in 2024. The 25-year-old has one win via knockout.
Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 3 tune-in info
- Date: Friday, July 11
- Time: 8 p.m. ET | 5 p.m. PT | 1 a.m. BST | 10 a.m. AEST | 5:30 a.m. IST
- Main event start time (approx.): 11:15 p.m. ET | 8:15 p.m. PT | 4 a.m. BST | 10 a.m. AEST | 8:45 a.m. IST
- Location: Madison Square Garden – New York, New York
- Live stream: Netflix
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- Premium: $24.99/month
