Katie Taylor casts shadow against Amanda Serrano before trilogy

While Co-headlining The Jake Paul-Mike Tyson Boxing Bout in Dallas last year, Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano stole the show.

The two women were blowing in 10 violent rounds in the center of AT&T Stadium, which became the most visited-and-so-women boxing match of the time.

The fighters were the first two women who exceeded a boxing match in Madison Square Garden three years ago, when Taylor won by shared decision. Taylor won another controversial victory in Texas.

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July 11 marks the trilogy returning to Big Apple and Taylor believes this upcoming match will be the biggest yet.

“Our styles will always make it an exciting match. Our first two matches were battle for the year and I hope this match is just as exciting,” Taylor said in a recent conversation with Pakinomist Digital. “Just for my own sake, I hope I can beat her a little easier. But just to show a female fight night at her best, it’s huge for the sport. It’s going to be a great moment for women’s sports that night.”

Serrano (47-3-1) has called itself the goat in women’s boxing. But she is 0-2 against Taylor, who is 24-1 in her famous career.

“I certainly don’t have to do this – she definitely needs this match much more than I do,” Taylor said.

But the size of another woman’s view, with the popularity of women’s sports shielding, was too good for an opportunity to move on. It will be a card with all women next month.

Katie Taylor (left) and Amanda Serrano (right) turn out in front of Jake Paul during a press conference ahead of their boxing match in Madison Square Garden. (Vincent Carchietta/Imag images)

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“I just want to be involved in the greatest possible matches. I realized after the second match that this was still the biggest match in women’s boxing,” Taylor added. “And to fight live on Netflix and have a chance to overwrite it again, this will be another historic evening. So it’s huge and I feel like matches get bigger and bigger at this time.

“I didn’t think it was possible after the first match, but then here we’re a few years later. The last couple of matches have been bigger and bigger, and I feel like this one on July 11 is even bigger than last time.”

Katie Taylor celebrates her victory against Amanda Serrano at AT&T Stadium. (Kevin Jairaj/Imag- Pictures)

“I think ever since I got into professional boxing for the past eight years, I’ve wanted to get involved in the biggest matches.” I want the big challenges and I definitely feel a sense of responsibility. I think it’s amazing how far the sport has come over the past eight years. When I first got involved in professional boxing, women were making an ear and no one was really interested in women’s boxing. But now we are in a situation where we do in the millions how far the women’s boxes have come is Indere. Boxing for the past eight years. “