Katie Taylor beats Amanda Serrano in trilogy fight at Madison Square Garden
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Serrano is looking for the straight left early on here but her radar is off. Taylor is also tentative and not yet letting her hands go as we've seen in the previous two fights. Nice right from Taylor in the final seconds.
Another close round.
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Three punches landed in the opening round as both fighters feel their way into this one.
Serrano is holding her ground and keeping the distance as she looks to draw Taylor on.
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Round 21 in this spectacular trilogy is under way.
It's Taylor who takes centre ring in the early stages but you can feel the tension. Serrano seems reluctant to engage just yet.
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Taylor v Serrano 3
Taylor v Serrano 3
Taylor v Serrano 3
Despite making the walk to the ring second and being the champion, Katie Taylor is being introduced to the crowd first.
She won't care one bit though.
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Of course there have been jibes flying back and forth from both camps, but it is boxing after all.
After sharing 20 rounds and about to potentially make that 30, the respect will always be there between these two and it's great to see.
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You don't really see a trilogy when one fighter has won both fights but it tells you just how good a show Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano have put on - and also how close they've been!
Despite tasting defeat twice, Serrano is confident: "Third time's the charm."
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Eddie Hearn, who promotes Katie Taylor, hasn't been seen all week in New York but here's right there in the ring with an Irish flag.
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It's a very slow walk to the ring for Katie Taylor. She's soaking all of this in and why not?
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Here she comes, here comes the defending champion Katie Taylor and what a noise it is inside MSG.
No performance and no dancing. Game face is well and truly on.
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Katie Taylor will put her WBC, IBF, WBA and WBO light-welterweight world titles on the line against Amanda Serrano for a third time.
The Ring Magazine belt will also be up for grabs in a fight that will go a long to crowning who the women's boxing GOAT is.
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This is quite the entrance by Amanda Serrano.
She's had a live performance and now dancers but here she comes and she's having a little jig to Bad Bunny while making her walk.
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Katie Taylor did say pre-fight she would be walking to the ring first despite her being champion but in a strange turn of events, Amanda Serrano is making her way out.
Mind games?
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The atmosphere inside MSG is absolutely electric right now.
The roof might come off if it gets any louder but it might do because here comes Amanda Serrano!
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Does the amount of punches landed win fights? Well, in Amanda Serrano's case, no.
The Puerto Rican landed 324 blows to Katie Taylor's 217 in Texas but it was the Irishwoman who came away victorious.
The final round saw Serrano land a huge 73 punches to Taylor's 39.
To put that in context, Daniel Dubois landed 47 punches in nine rounds in his first fight with Oleksandr Usyk.
It's not about the number of punches you land, it's about the impact they make.
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Both national anthems are being performed as Katie Taylor paces back and forth in her changing room.
She's ready.
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After Katie Taylor's gruelling victory at Madison Square Garden, the two decided to go at again - this time in Texas on the undercard of Jake Paul v Mike Tyson.
The two women stole the show as they hammered each other for 10 rounds before Taylor got the nod from all three judges by the score of 95-94.
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