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Taylor and Serrano have two of the best records in boxing, not just the women’s game.<\/p>\n
Serrano is a seven-weight world champion while Taylor is among an elite club in the modern era to win undisputed titles in two weight classes.<\/p>\n
Taylor, 39, has 24 wins and just one loss on her record, a 2023 defeat by Cameron she avenged in her next fight.<\/a><\/p>\n Serrano, 36, is one of the most experienced pro-female fighters on the scene today with 47 wins, three losses and one draw on her record.<\/p>\n Taylor has two victories over Serrano, while the other defeat was way back in 2012 at super-featherweight to Frida Wallberg.<\/p>\n We saw in the first fight how their styles gelled perfectly and just how many punches were thrown between them. A combined 320 punches were landed over the 10 rounds and after 20 rounds that figure rose to 861 punches.<\/p>\n Taylor won a narrow split decision in an instant classic at MSG three years ago.<\/p>\n The Irishwoman suffered her first defeat<\/a> since then while Serrano became undisputed champion at featherweight<\/a> as she amassed five more wins.<\/p>\n Their fight last November was another epic as Taylor leaned on her reactions and experience while a badly cut Serrano refused to take a backwards step. Remarkably, after 40 minutes we still haven’t seen a knockdown.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n