US EditionTaylor Triumphant in Trilogy Fight Against Serrano
UNITED STATES, JUL 12 – Katie Taylor retained her title with a majority decision at Madison Square Garden, completing a 3-0 series against Amanda Serrano and boosting women's boxing visibility to 20 million viewers, Netflix said.
- On July 11, 2025, at Madison Square Garden in New York City, Katie Taylor secured a majority decision victory over Amanda Serrano to complete their trilogy of fights.
- Taylor entered the fight having won their first two encounters in April 2022 and last November, while Serrano sought to improve on earlier conservative strategies against her rival.
- The 10-round bout was cagey, with both fighters maintaining distance, landing 70 punches each, and Taylor edging the final rounds to secure the victory on the judges' scorecards of 95-95, 97-93, and 97-93.
- Taylor commented that she believed her strategy was effective, as her opponent struggled to land significant shots throughout the match, and she successfully defended her unified WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO super lightweight belts.
- The win sealed Taylor's 3-0 sweep over Serrano, further cementing their rivalry's historic status and leaving uncertainty about a potential fourth fight as both expressed respect but reluctance to continue.
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The European woman took the duel and retained the four titles of the superlight category by points and in majority failure."I am very grateful to Amanda Serrano, my name will always be connected to hers," said the champion."It was an amazing night for us, all the women," the Puerto Rican closed.
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Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 3 results, highlights: Taylor goes 3-0 against Serrano to complete epic trilogy
Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano led a historic all-women's fight card. The Sporting News provided results, analysis, and highlights from Taylor vs. Serrano 3.
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