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Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano Confirm Trilogy Fight in Historic Netflix Event

Boxing superstars Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano will face off for a third time in a highly anticipated trilogy fight on July 11 at Madison Square Garden. The bout, part of an all-female fight card, will be streamed live on Netflix, marking a groundbreaking moment for women’s boxing.

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Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano are set to renew one of boxing’s greatest rivalries in a highly anticipated trilogy fight, scheduled for July 11 at Madison Square Garden. The event will be part of an all-female boxing card and will stream live on Netflix, signaling a major step forward for the sport’s visibility.

Taylor and Serrano first met in April 2022, delivering one of the most thrilling fights in recent history. Taylor won via a razor-thin split decision, solidifying her status as one of boxing’s pound-for-pound best. Their rematch in 2023 was another closely contested battle, with Taylor once again emerging victorious. Now, Serrano is eager for redemption, while Taylor aims to complete a clean sweep of their rivalry.

“This is the fight fans have been waiting for,” Taylor said. “Amanda is an incredible fighter, and I know this will be our best fight yet.”

Serrano, known for her aggressive style and knockout power, has promised to adjust her approach for the trilogy. “I respect Katie, but I’m coming for everything this time,” she stated. “No more decisions—I’m going for the knockout.”

The event will make history as the first major boxing match to be streamed live on Netflix, a move that could reshape the sport’s media landscape. Promoter Eddie Hearn called it “a game-changer” for boxing, noting that streaming partnerships can introduce the sport to new audiences.

With both fighters at the peak of their careers, the trilogy fight is expected to deliver another electrifying contest. Fans worldwide will be watching as Taylor and Serrano step into the ring once more, with history on the line.

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