Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano are two of the best women's boxers of all-time, and their rivalry has been nothing but epic. The third fight proved to be completely different from their first two meetings; however, the result was the same -- Taylor getting her hand raised and retaining the undisputed women's super lightweight championship.

The trilogy fight headlined the first all-women's boxing card -- featuring a Guinness World Record 17 titles on the line -- on July 11 at New York's Madison Square Garden.

The first two rounds did not feature much action, as both women looked to find their groove and judge their opponent's rhythms and attacks. The third round saw flashbacks to the first two fights, as Serrano got aggressive with flurries a couple of times -- only to get hit with counterpunches from Taylor.

After a clear fourth round for Taylor, the fifth round was once again super close, with more technical fighting than the aggressive kind. Serrano picked up the aggression in the sixth round, but the fight returned to its strategic-based pace in round seven.

That pace continued for the remainder of the fight, as the final three rounds all could have fallen either way. One judge, in fact, did score the fight a 95-95 draw; however, Taylor took the fight with 97-93 totals on the other two scorecards.

Katie Taylor Defeats Amanda Serrano To Retain Undisputed Title In Trilogy Fight

Taylor and Serrano first clashed in 2022, with Taylor retaining the undisputed title in a controversial unanimous decision. The same occurred in their second meeting this past November as part of the undercard for Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul.

Taylor, a gold medalist at the 2012 Olympics, became undisputed champion when she claimed the WBC women's super lightweight title from Delfine Persoon in June 2019 as part of the Anthony Joshua vs. Andy Ruiz Jr. undercard. Taylor retained the undisputed title seven consecutive times. She'd drop the titles to Chantelle Cameron in May 2023 but regained the gold that November.

Taylor is responsible for three of the four losses in Serrano's career. Serrano has previously won nine major world titles across seven weight classes -- and is the only Puerto Rican boxer to win world titles in more than four weight divisions. Serrano most recently a female featherweight champion, becoming undisputed champion with a win over Ericka Cruz in 2023.