Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano end their iconic trilogy with an undisputed title fight in the main event of the card at Madison Square Garden.
July 11 will see Katie Taylor looking to make it 3-0 against Amanda Serrano, following her victory on the undercard of Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson.
They headline an incredible eight-fight card featuring only women’s bouts, showcasing the best female fighters in the world today.
Here is everything you need to know about the full fight card for Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano 3.
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Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano 3
The trilogy fight between Taylor and Serrano headlines the all-woman boxing card at Madison Square Garden on July 11.
Taylor won the first two fights against Serrano, retaining her Undisputed Light-Welterweight title in Texas in the last bout in 2024.
Their last fight was one of the best boxing matches of all time, and main eventing such an iconic card could be the thing that makes this third bout even better.
The winner of Taylor vs Serrano could face UFC legend Holly Holm in their next superfight, which will be extra motivation for either woman to end the trilogy with a win in the main event.
Alycia Baumgardner vs Jennifer Miranda
The first of many undercard title fights sees the Undisputed Female Super Featherweight Title in a blockbuster clash between two top female fighters.
Alycia Baumgardner has spent the last two years as the undisputed champion since beating Elhen Mekhaled to cement herself as the top name in the Super Featherweight division.
She will have to contend with the undefeated Jennifer Miranda, who is 12-0 in professional fights, although her poor record in exhibition bouts could prove to be her downfall in Madison Square Garden.
Ellie Scotney vs Yamileth Mercado
A unification fight in the Super Bantamweight division is one of the biggest fights on the Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano 3 card.
IBF, WBO, and The Ring champion Ellie Scotney looks to improve her undefeated 10-0 record when she takes on the experienced WBC champion Yamileth Mercado.
Mercado is on a six-fight winning streak since last losing to Amanda Serrano on the undercard of Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley and could be Scotney’s toughest opponent of her five-year career yet.
Tammara Thibeault vs Mary Casamassa
The first of just two non-title bouts on this incredible card sees two undefeated fighters lock horns in an eight-round battle.
Tammara Thibeault (2-0) and Mary Casamassa (6-0) are still early in their career and could use this event to catapult them into the spotlight and into future title contention.
The experience of Casamassa should make her the favorite, but former Olympian Thibeault will do her best to make up for her inexperience in Madison Square Garden on July 11.
Savannah Marshall vs Shadasia Green
Savannah Marshall and Shadasia Green will clash on Netflix with the unified Female Super Middle belts on the line at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
This is a unification fight, as IBF and The Ring champion Marshall puts her gold on the line, with WBO champion Green doing the same in a winner-takes-all bout.
The women have similar records, but the “Silent Assassin” has the height and reach advantage that could make the difference on the night.
Chantelle Cameron vs Jessica Camara
The Interim WBC World Female Super Lightweight Title will be on the line in the next fight on the Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano 3 card.
Chantelle Cameron has held the belt since defeating Elhem Mekhaled in July 2024. She switched from Queensbury to Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions last year, earning her a spot on this card to defend her belt against Jessica Camara.
Camara recently drew with Caroline Dubois, the sister of English boxer Daniel Dubois, and could go one better by adding the WBC World Female Super Lightweight to be collected.
Ramla Ali vs Lila Furtado
Ramla Ali and Lila Furtado are both coming into this fight on the back of losses and will hope they can change their fortunes in front of a massive audience watching on Netflix on July 11.
Both women have identical records (9-2), with their losses coming in the last few years.
They will be desperate for a victory and even desperate not to lose, which could create some frantic and exciting moments when they finally step into the ring together.
Shurretta Metcalf vs Cherneka Johnson
The sixth title fight on this exceptional card sees Shurretta Metcalf battling Cherneka Johnson.
The Women’s Bantamweight title is currently vacant, as former champion Dina Thorslund was forced to vacate the belt due to becoming pregnant.
This gives Metcalf and Johnson the chance to challenge to become the top fighter in their division in what should be the 40-year-old Johnson’s last big opportunity.
Johnson is coming off the back of wins over Nina Hughes, although Metcalf’s four-fight winning streak should make this an interesting fight for all involved.