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Joint headlining Jake Paul Mike Tyson Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano stole the show in a boxing match in Dallas last November.
The two women were hit hard 10 tough rounds In the heart of AT&T Stadium, it was the most attended and watched female boxing match ever.
The fighter became the first two women to find a boxing match at Madison Square Garden three years ago, and Taylor won by a split decision. Taylor won an even more controversial victory in Texas.
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Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano will compete during their live performance on Netflix. Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on November 15th, 2024. (Al Bello/Getty Images©2024 on Netflix)
July 11th marks the return triple to the Big Apple, and Taylor believes this upcoming match will be his biggest match to date.
“Our style always makes it an exciting fight. Our first two fights were the candidates’ battles of the year. We hope this fight is exciting,” Taylor said in a recent interview with Fox News Digital. “For myself, I hope that she can beat her a little more easily. But to showcase the women’s fight night at its best, it’s a big thing for sports. It’s going to be a great moment for women’s sports that night.”
Serrano (47-3-1) is called himself Female boxing goat. But she’s 0-2 against Taylor. Taylor is 24-1 in her illustrious career.
“I definitely don’t need to do this. She definitely needs a lot more of this fight than I do,” Taylor said.
However, the magnitude of the sight of another woman, whose popularity of women’s sports is rising, was the chance to die too good. Next month, all women’s cards will be available.
Katie Taylor (left) and Amanda Serrano (right) face off in front of Jake Paul at a press conference before a boxing match at Madison Square Garden. (Vincent Carchietta/Imagn Images)
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“I just want to be involved in the biggest fight possible. After the second fight, I realized that this is still the biggest fight for women boxing,” Taylor added. “And this is going to be another historic night to have the opportunity to fight live on Netflix and make it a headline again, so it’s huge and I feel the fight is getting bigger and bigger at this stage.
“I didn’t think it was impossible after the first fight, but it’s now a few years later. The last few fights were big and big.
Katie Taylor celebrates her victory against Amanda Serrano at AT&T Stadium. (Kevin Jairaj/Imagn Images)
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“I’ve wanted to take part in the biggest battle possible since I went into professional boxing for the past eight years. I wanted to see what women’s boxing can do and show you the best,” she continued. “I want to have those big challenges and I definitely feel responsible. I think it’s amazing how far the sport has come over the last eight years. When I first got involved in professional boxing, women were making pennies. The last eight years.”
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