WATCH: Netflix drop new trailer for Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 3
Narrated by Uma Thurman, the film will premiere on July 3, ahead of the highly anticipated trilogy bout streaming live on Netflix on July 11.
Directed by Jackie Decker and Tim Mullen, the documentary offers unprecedented access to both camps as Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano prepare for their trilogy fight at Madison Square Garden.
Executive produced by Ian Orefice, Michael Antinoro, Jake Paul, Nakisa Bidarian and others, the film documents the physical and mental preparation of both fighters in the lead-up to the fight, offering a look at the pressures and expectations surrounding the event.
The upcoming bout marks a landmark moment for women's boxing: the first all-womens professional card at the storied venue and the most decorated in boxing history. A total of 21 world title belts will be contested across five championship fights, with three undisputed and two unified title bouts on the card a record in the four-belt era for any card, male or female.
Taylor, the undisputed super lightweight champion and national icon in Ireland, holds a 241 record with 6 knockouts. She faces Amanda Serrano, Puerto Ricos seven-division world champion and current unified featherweight titleholder, who brings a 4731 record with 31 KOs into the ring.
The rivalry began in 2022, when Taylor edged Serrano by split decision. In their 2024 rematch on the undercard of Paul vs. Tyson, Taylor prevailed again.
'Im 2-0 against Amanda,' said the boxer also known as The Bray Bomber, 'but its obviously a very special rivalry that delivers every time we step in the ring, so I think its only right that we have the trilogy.'
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