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The countdown to the biggest women’s fight in boxing history is down to single figures. On Saturday, undisputed lightweight champion Katie Taylor will lay her title on the line against Amanda Serrano at Madison Square Garden.
Amanda Serrano is on top of the world – that’s how it feels, anyway, standing on the 86th-floor observation deck of the Empire State Building on a misty Tuesday afternoon. As the seven-division champion from Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighbourhood poses for photographs, the city unspools behind her, offering an evocative glimpse of Madison Square Garden. In the storied venue’s 140 years of hosting boxing, a women’s fight has never headlined a card – until Saturday night, when Serrano will climb through the ropes to challenge Ireland’s Katie Taylor for the undisputed lightweight championship.
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Katie Taylor says her showdown with Amanda Serrano this weekend will showcase the two best fighters in the sport in the historic clash at Madison Square Garden.
The Irish have been filling New York venues for over 100 years, with notables like Jimmy McLarnin – still considered a top-five welterweight of all time – and the Bould Mike McTigue, as well as Irish Americans Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney boxing regularly at Madison Square Garden.
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Irish favourite Taylor (20-0 6 KOs) puts her 135lbs hardware on the line for the sixth time in the Big Apple and does so against seven-weight champion Serrano (42-1-1 30 KOs), the Puerto Rican ace and Brooklyn native.