Will Third Time Be A Charm for Serrano Against Taylor?

There’s An Old Saying, ‘Third Time Is A Charm!’ Will this Finally Be Amanda ‘Serrano’s Victory Come at Madison Square Garden Over Netflix Against IBF, WBC, WBO Worldweight Champion Katie Taylor?

The Former IBo and Wo World Featherweight Champion has Lightweight and Super Lightweight to Taylor, and in Having a Third Opportunity, Feels Third Time and A Victory for Her.

In Their Second Meeting Last November, All Three Judges Scored 95-94 Taylor, Who Lost A Point Due to a Head Butting in Round Eight.

The 39-year-old Taylor and The 36-year-old Serrano Know Each Other Very Well. In April Of 2022 Taylor Won Split Decision in Defending Her IBF, WBC, WBO Worldweight Titles at Madison Square Garden Against Serrano.

Eight Months Before this, WBC, and wbo titles, Weighing Yamileth ‘Yeimi’ Mercado, Who Will Be Friday’s Card Against IBF, WBO, AND IBO Super Bantamweight Champion Ellie Scotney In A Unified Title Bout, With Mercado Being WBC Champion.

After defeating Mercado, Serrano in a non-title bout in 2021, defeated Miriam Gutierrez of Spain, Who Had Lost To Taylor Two Fights Previously. Serrano Weighed 139 ¼, for That Bout, Jumping Some Fifteen Pounds, Losing A Split Decision to Taylor.

Come Friday, Taylor, 24-1 With 6 Stoppages and Serrano, 47-3-1 With 31 Stoppages, Once Again Will Be Fighting for Taylor’s Super Lightweight titles. Serrano Had A Limited Amateur Career, Winning The New York State and New York Empire State Titles. Taylor, On The Other Hand, Was 170-10-1 in the Amateurs and The 2012 Olympic Gold Medalist, Losing in the 2016 Olympics After Getting a Bye in The First Round.

Taylor’s Only Loss to Chantelle ‘El Capo’ Cameron in 2023, Winning The Rematch Six Months Later with Both Fights in Dublin, Ireland, Ending in Majority Decisions.

Serrano’s Other Loss To Taylor was to Sweden’s Frida ‘Golden Girl’ Wallberg, Who Was Stopped in Her Next Fight and Retired. Serrano avenged Her Draw to Ela ‘Bam Bam’ Nunez, Whom She Defeat Three Fights Later.

Will this Be Serrano’s Time for Victory Or the favorite Taylor’s Defeating Her A Third Time? This Will Be Taylor’s Eightenth Title Fight. She has fought in the USA Six Times, and I Met Her in Philadelphia March Of the 2019 WHEN Defeated Previously Unbeaten Rose Vozil Of Brazil, Who Retired With 15-1 Record.

Taylor Was Super Nice to Talk To and Nice Enough To Have A Picture With Me. Not Known for Her Power, With Only 6 Stoppages, She Is Rarely in A Bad Fight. On The Other Hand, Serrano, with 31 Stoppages, Is Known for Her Power and Will Have A Puncher’s Chance. Fan’s Will Be Looking Forward To Ther One Cheering to Their Favorite Hometown Serrano.