'Stunning' Ring Girl At Boxing Match Has Been Identified
A "stunning" ring girl at the Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano match, billed as "Fort History," has been identified on social media this weekend.
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The "biggest night in women's boxing history," which took place three years after a soldout match at Madison Square Garden, took place at AT&T Stadium. But the match didn't really live up to the hype, with Taylor taking it.
"The third fight between combative rivals Taylor and Serrano was a dud in comparison to its predecessors, instead turning into a tedious tactical battle in which neither threw as many punches nor seemed as willing to subject herself to danger," one boxing analyst wrote.
"The lack of prolonged exchanges had the crowd booing in the fight's back half and played right into the hands of Taylor, who was sharper and consistently more effective in managing distance on the way to a risk-averse majority decision."
While the fight in the ring failed to live up to the hype, the ring girls did not.
Stunning ring girls.IG.
The ring girl second from the right turned heads throughout the match on social media.
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She has since been identified.
Marissa Ayers, an Atlanta native and University of Alabama alum, went viral during the match.
"the screen's just a little bigger this time .. see you tonight and tomorrow on @netflix 🥹," she wrote heading into the fight.
She added: "catch me in the ring & on your screen 🤭."
Ayers, much like fellow ring girl Sydney Thomas, has built up an impressive following on social media.
She has close to 400,000 followers on Instagram.
Ayers will probably be back for another major fight or two heading into the second half of 2025.
She'll surely continue to go viral on social media with consistent posts on Instagram and TikTok moving forward, that's for sure.
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'Stunning' Ring Girl At Boxing Match Has Been Identified first appeared on The Spun on Jul 13, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jul 13, 2025, where it first appeared.
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