The third time will be a charm for Serrano against Taylor?

There is an old saying: “Third is a charm!” Finally will Amanda “The Real Deal” Serrano Victory will arrive on Friday night in the Madison Square Garden on Netflix against Ibf, WBC, WBO World Champion, Katie Taylor?

The former World Champion of IBO and Wbo pen weight has lost light and light Taylor, and to have a third chance, he believes that this will be his third time and a victory for her.

At their second meeting last November, the three judges scored 95-94 for Taylor, who lost a point due to a round in Round eight.

The 39 -year -old Taylor and the 36 -year -old Serrano are well known. In April 2022, Taylor won by decision divided in defending his light titles IBF, WBC, WBO World in the Madison Square Garden against Serrano.

Eight months before that, Serrano had defended his titles IBO, WBC and Wbo, who weighed 124 in August 2021, defeating Yeamileth ‘Yeimi’ Mercado, which will be the card this Friday against IBF, Wbo, and IBO Super Bantam Champion Ellie in a unified title, with Mercado Champion.

After defeating Mercado, Serrano in a non -titular attack in December 2021, he defeated Miriam Gutierrez of Spain, who had lost two fights before Taylor. Serrano weighed 139 ¼, by this attack, jumping about fifteen pounds, losing a decision divided into Taylor.

Friday, Taylor, 24-1 with 6 stops and Serrano, 47-3-1 with 31 stops, will again fight for Taylor’s super light titles. Serrano had a limited amateur career, winning New York State titles and New York State. Taylor, on the other hand, was 170-1-1 in the amateurs and the 2012 Olympic Gold Medal, losing in the second round of the 2016 Olympic Games after having fired in the first round.

Taylor’s only loss was in Chantelle ‘El Capeeron in May 2023, gaining resale six months later with both fights in Dublin, Ireland, which ended in majority decisions.

The other loss of Serrano was in Taylor in the Frida ‘Golden Girl’ by Sweden, Wallberg, who was stopped in his next fight and retired. Serrano took revenge on his tie in Ela ‘Bam Bam’ Núñez, whom he defeated three fights later.

Will Serrano’s time for Taylor’s victory or favorite will defeat it for the third time? This will be the eighteenth struggle of Taylor. He has struggled in the United States six times and met in Philadelphia in March 2019 when he previously defeated Rose Volante de Brazil, who retired with a record of 15-1 by 2020.

Taylor was very nice to talk and nice enough to have a photo with me. It is not known for its power, with only 6 stops, it is rarely in a bad fight. On the other hand, Serrano, with 31 stops, is known for his power and will have the opportunity for a punch. Fanatics will wait for this to encourage their favorite of the hometown.