Taylor, 38, retained the undisputed lightweight titles against Serrano, 36, at New York City’s Madison Square Garden in 2022. She won a split decision that night, before winning the rematch via unanimous decision to retain the undisputed super-lightweight belts – at Dallas’s AT&T Stadium, in the co-main event of Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson.

The second fight saw Taylor get wobbled early and Serrano get badly cut but ultimately the Irish star won the fight with a score of 95-94 on all three cards, Speaking on The Fight, former trainer turned analyst Teddy Atlas reflected on the first match between the two.

Katie Taylor retained her unanimous super lightweight championship with another disputed decision over Amanda Serrano in a slugfest remarkably similar to the original two years ago.

Over 74 million viewers watched Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano go to war last Friday... But will we ever see a third and final fight?

It makes it 2-0 to Taylor, who first beat the Puerto Rican great at Madison Square Garden back in 2022 – another result that was thoroughly debated. Speaking to Seconds Out immediately after the rematch, Claressa Shields said that she felt the result for Ireland’s Taylor was a fair one.

Professional boxer Amanda Serrano said she's ready for another rematch against Katie Taylor after losing the undisputed women's lightweight title by unanimous decision via three scores of 95-94 in the featured undercard bout ahead of last weekend's main event between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul.

Promoter Eddie Hearn says a potential trilogy bout between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano would "one of the biggest fight of all time" and is hopeful it could take place at Dublin's Croke Park. In two fights considered modern-day classics,

Katie Taylor might lead Amanda Serrano 2-0 but a third fight between the pair is being discussed after the Irish icon's controversial win over the Puerto Rican this month