The current WBC/WBA/IBF/WBO women's lightweight Irish boxer Katie Taylor and the seven-level women's world boxer Amanda Serrano have basically reached an agreement, and the two will fight on April 30 at Madison Garden Square in New York, where they want to prove who is the best female boxer in the world.
Taylor won the Olympic gold medal in 2012, and in June 2019, Taylor defeated Belgian boxer Persson in 10 rounds of controversy points to become the women's lightweight boxer of the four major organizations WBC/WBA/IBF/WBO.
Serrano has won the women's World Champion Gold Belt in seven grades: IBF Subweight, WBO Lightweight, WBO Featherweight, WBO Ultra Lightweight, WBO Lightweight, WBO Ultra Lightweight and WBO Super Flyweight.
"It's a game I've wanted for a long, long time," Taylor said, "I'm just excited about the end result of the game because that's what I'm here for." "People have been talking about this game for years, and I've been skeptical many times if this fight will happen, so I'm so grateful to Eddie Hearne, everyone who works at MatchRoom, DAZN and Madison Square Garden has worked hard for this game to happen."
"The chance to make headlines in Madison Square Gardens and play against one of Katie Taylor's greatest boxers of all time is a dream come true," Serrano said. "Ever since I was a little girl, my only boyfriend has been boxing. I dedicated my life to him, and this event made every minute of my commitment worth it. On April 30, I will make history for me, for my team, for my family, for Puerto Rico, for every Latino, for all women around the world. ”