Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano trilogy is set to make boxing history as the first all-female fight card to take place at Madison Square Garden.
Netflix shared the fight poster on the social media platform X on March 6 with the following statement: “After two epic clashes, it all comes down to this. Taylor and Serrano will shatter records once more when they headline the first-ever all-women’s professional boxing card at Madison Square Garden in New York City.”
“Here we go Once again! THE TRILOGY!” seven-weight world champ Serrano posted on X. “July 11th on the best network @netflix we give the Fans another one! TaylorSerrano3 the 1st Trilogy in Women’s Boxing Live in the mecca @TheGarden the scene of Taylor-Serrano 1. I’m coming to do what I always do give it my all.
“Hopefully the Judges get it right although I have other intentions this time! Come Watch it Live or on Netflix just DONT MISS IT!!”
Taylor simply said: “Excited to be headlining at @TheGarden again on July 11th for the trilogy live on @netflix”
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Their first epic encounter in April 2022 made history as the first-ever female fight to headline the iconic Madison Square Garden. The Irish superstar won that night with scores of 97-93 and 96-93 for, and 96-94 against.
30 months later, the rivals locked horns again in a highly-anticipated rematch, which also made history as the first-ever live boxing event on Netflix. The elite athletes provided the sport with an excellent advert, whereas the main event between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson failed to.
Taylor triumphed once again, but despite the ruling being unanimous this time, it was closer than ever, with all three judges scoring it 95-94.
The third instalment will become the first-ever female world championship trilogy in boxing, as well as the first all-female fight card ever held in the Garden.
The quality contestants are guaranteed to bring another all-action affair, as they each carve out another slice of boxing history to further secure their respective legacies.
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