Amanda Serrano vs Katie Taylor 3: Megacard’s 17 -belt megacard records by Jake Paul

Most valuable promotions are the most outrageous flexion in women’s boxing history on Friday, July 11, and is endorsed by Netflix, Guinness World Records ™ and a stacked list with world champions ready to fight for blood and belts. Yes, Jake Paul’s company officially goes for the world record: 17 world belts on a fight card. You read it well.

These are five fights from all women’s world title: three for an indisputable state, two for unified presumption rights, all World streaming at Netflix By Madison Square Garden.

Did you want women’s boxing to take seriously? Jake Paul said “Good, I’ll do it myself.”

Is Jake Paul about to steal the boxing of women from everyone else?

Now, look: I like the clown Jake Paul every time he is in the gloves and pretends that he belongs to the ring with real contenders. But as a promoter? For women’s boxing? It is pure gold. No one else had the bowels, cash or the platform to do what I had just done. This is domination. Paul may not be a big (or real) fighter, but he is becoming the best in the boxing of women in a decade.

The trilogy struggle between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano heads Madness, with Unquestionable supreme supremacy In the dam. Behind, Alycia Baumgardner faces Jennifer Miranda for the 130 -pound indisputable crown, while Savannah Marshall launches hands with Shadasia Green in a mid -weight titles unifier who could end someone from cold.

And this is just the main card.

Ellie Scotney puts his unified 122 pounds on the Yamileth Mercado WBC belt line, and the heavy weight division obtains a complete scrap of unification when Cherneka Johnson and Shurretta Metcalf relaxed in the prelims. Without fluffy. No filling. Without half measure. This card is Nothing but you fight the world title.

And, while the old promoters sit in their hands and recycle the same three names, MVP has just mounted the women’s boxers of the women’s boxing and gave them the global extent to Netflix. If anyone still thinks that Jake Paul is one side, they do not clearly see numbers or belts.

Like even the 17 belts in one night?

MVP does what no one else had his brain or balls. Female boxing has always had talent. What lacked it was a platform that did not treat them as entertainment in the half. Friday’s card will have champions of WBA, WBC, Ibf and WboAll fighting the same night, for legitimate belts, in one of the most iconic areas in the world.

And MVP does not ask for approval. They are searching the records and dragging the sport with them. Nakisa Beolarry said this directly: “This is exactly the type of story we proposed to make when we founded most valuable promotions.” For once, an appointment that is not an empty nonsense.

You have 300 million Netflix subscribers. You have five real fights for women. And you have a world record of Guinness ready to be sealed. Boxing has not seen this level of scale and coordination since Ali fought in the garden.

Event information

• Date: Friday, July 11, 2025

• Local: Madison Square Garden, New York, New York

• Starting time: 20:00 et 🇺🇸 / 1:00 am UK 🇬🇧

• Transmission: Live worldwide at Netflix

Confirmed Fighting Card: All Women’s World Title Struggles

• Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 310 rounds, 140 pounds, Undisputed Super Light Super Championship

• Alycia Baumgardner vs. Jennifer Miranda10 rounds, 130 pounds, Indisputable heavy weight championship

• Savannah Marshall vs. Shadasia Green10 rounds, 168 pounds, Unification Super Medium

• Ellie Scotney vs. Yamileth Mercado10 rounds, 122 pounds, Unification Super Bantamweight

• Cherneka Johnson vs. Metcalf Shurretta10 rounds, 118 pounds, Indisputable heavy weight championship