More than 20 rounds, Katie Taylor and Amanda Serano have put a rivalry together unlike anything seen in women’s boxing. His blood and courage in front of the massive audiences have not only raised their own profiles, but as a whole game, and on Friday night, they run it back on the line with Taylor’s undisputed junior welterweight championship once.

Friday’s incident, in a way, is a combination of the last two quarrels. Will be held on card New York veteran Madison Square GardenHis first headline is like a fight. And it would stream on Netflix, such as Remach did on the undercard of Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson. This time, there is nothing but women’s quarrels in the card, many of which are for undisputed or integrated title.

The first meeting between Taylor and Serano gave the pair a major platform in one of the most prestigious places in the world for a bout, called “the biggest battle in the history of women’s boxing”. The pair then went out in 10, two minutes and gave goods to all.

Taylor retained his undeniably lightweight championship in May 2022 that night. The fight wandered forward and backwards, the taylor left for a strong start, before Serano fulfilled the pressure to swing the things back. In the fifth, Serano shook Taylor and was on the verge of hitting the canvas, but Taylor managed to escape the round.

Taylor returned his way as Serano faded before a wild final round. Finally, Taylor took two official scorecards to 97–93 and 96–93, while a judge saw a fight for Serano 96-94.

Playing with scorecards for the first battle had only mild disputes-especially widely seen with 97-93 cards for the teller-but it would turn into rematch.

While not in the headline slot, Remach pulled even more eyes due to the massive audience, which tuned for Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson’s train vessel on Netflix.

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Serano again hurt Taylor badly in the fight, this time with a big hook in the early stages, and Taylor managed to survive again.

Large exchanges came more often in Remach, but it was Taylor’s head, which could have the biggest impact on the fight. Taylor repeatedly removed the headbat, which led to a poor cut on Serano’s eye, which Taylor continued to run his head.

Eventually, the referee was forced to cut a point for all teller’s dishonesty, but the cuts did nothing to change the result as Taylor was awarded a shocking unanimous decision win by a score of 95-94 across the board. The decision brought the live crowd loudly and as a lot of ridicule online, Kerano feels that more than enough to be worthy of victory.

In the first meeting, Taylor launched 147 Panchas out of 375 in 173 of Serano in 173 of 624. Remach enhanced their production to both women, with Landing with Taylor 529’s 217 and 734 with Landing. Serano also dropped Taylor to all in a round of Ramch.

On Friday, Serano would be expecting that the judges are more favorable for him than the previous two incidents, where he managed to win one of the only six scorecards, was either an either Razor-Patli or clearly earned by Serano in almost every round.

Taylor vs Serano 3 Fight Card, Auds

• Amanda Serano -205 vs. Katie Taylor (C) +145, undisputed junior welterweight title
• Ellie Scotani (c) -835 vs Yamiileth Markado (c) +475, Integrated Junior Fedarweight Title
• Alicia Bomguardner (C) -2500 vs Jennifer Miranda +900, Integrated Junior Lightweight Title
• Sawana Marshal (C) -715 vs Shadias Green (C) +440, Integrated Super Middleweight Title
• Cherneka Johnson (C) vs. Shurata Metkaf, Unified Bandwet Title
• Chantelle Cameron -3335 vs Jessica Camera +1050, Junior Welterweights
• Ramla Ali vs Leela Furtado, Junior Fedarweights
• Tamm Thibeault vs Mary Kasamasa, Middlewews

Where to see Taylor vs Serano 3

• date: 11 July | Place: Madison Square Garden – New York
• Time starts: ET at 8 pm
• how to see: Netflix

Prediction

While one was a complete reasoning argument that Taylor was entitled to victory in the first battle, the second comes very close to the “robbery” region. Kerano hit more punches and most of the biggest shots came to him – although Taylor had a lot of fine moments. Both quarrels were great action bouts, which play more in the strength of Serano than Taylor, thus despite the results so far.

If Taylor cannot find a way to keep Kerano more effectively than the final battle, it is difficult to imagine that he gets a third win in rivalry. Serano wants to continue threatening in the ring and Taylor has got her best success when she is doing boxing, not Brolling.

The fight may come down that how much care the air takes care of the air, knowing that he has not won the judges in his previous meetings. This can go well for her or it may mean that she is more often out of the position and allows Taylor to run away later where she can land counters.

Also a matter of concern is whether Taylor is so generous with throwing his head around. Kerano fought well through a constant stream of blood, but it is a bigger to defeat a big boxer when blood is going on in your eyes. Regardless, Serano feels the correct mix of skills and aggression to defeat Taylor and should be able to work on Friday. Pick: via Serano SD

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