There are rivalries, and then there are seismic showdowns that turn fists into folklore. Netflix has been on a knockout streak with sports content, but its latest cornered spectacle is ready to step into the global ring, literally. As streaming giants blur the line between entertainment and adrenaline, one electrifying trilogy returns for its final round. Spoiler: gloves will fly, and legends might fall. The third fight is coming, and it means business.

While rivals chase touchdowns and love triangles, Netflix steps into the ring with fists flying. Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 3 promises a legendary trilogy packed with fire, fury, and history.

The tale of Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano is no longer just sport, it is saga. With Taylor leading 2–0, Serrano has more than just a win to chase; she wants vengeance, validation, and the undisputed super-lightweight crown. Dubbed the most anticipated women’s boxing clash in history, this bout could rewrite both legacies. All of this, with no pay-per-view strings attached? That is a mic drop in boxing boots.

While the punches may be fierce, the parade of champions marching into the undercard proves this is no solo act; this is a full-blown title fest.

Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano may be the main attraction, but the undercard is boxing’s version of a Beyoncé-level opener. Alycia Baumgardner faces off with Jennifer Miranda for the super-featherweight throne, while Savannah Marshall and Shadasia Green battle for unification glory. Add Ellie Scotney, Chantelle Cameron, and Cherneka Johnson (filling in for mom-to-be Dina Thorslund), and this is a 21-title bonanza. The most stacked women’s card to ever grace a screen? That would be correct.

As the championship belts get shined and gloves laced, all eyes turn to the historic battlefield where these titans will clash, in a venue as legendary as the fighters themselves.

On Friday, July 11, 2025, the squared circle returns to Madison Square Garden, where Katie Taylor first edged out Amanda Serrano back in 2022. This time, Netflix opens its treasure trove with global streaming access, zero fees, and prime-time drama, delivering championship stakes straight to your screen without a single dent in your wallet. The main card kicks off at 7 p.m. ET, with fists expected to fly around 9:40 p.m. ET. Some say the big bout might begin closer to 8 p.m., so do not risk blinking. Boxing history rarely sends a reminder.

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What are your thoughts on Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano 3 and Netflix’s entry into live championship boxing? Are you Team Taylor, Team Serrano, or just here for the fireworks? Let us know in the comments below.