These women are all out for themselves to earn supremacy but there is a brooding respect between them - the biggest fight any of them will ever have, to elevate women's boxing onto the platform it deserves, can only be won together. "Boundaries have been broken down over the past few years - not just by myself, but also by Nicola Adams, Claressa Shields and so many fighters that came before us, as well, like Jane Couch." "It's not unusual anymore to have a women's fight on a card," Taylor reflected earlier this year after a thunderous victory over Delfine Persoon at Madison Square Garden to become undisputed champion. She is a special fighter and the Taylor fight would be huge. Her only loss in 38 bouts was seven years ago via decision in Frida Wallberg's home country of Sweden. Serrano wore a Superwoman t-shirt this week and, like Hardy, has fought and won in MMA too. Promoter DiBella added: "Amanda is the Arturo Gatti, the Micky Ward, the blood and guts warrior of women's boxing." "She's very good - a seven-weight world champion, a southpaw, and she's explosive. "People have spoken about that fight for years. " is one of the biggest fights out there," Taylor told Sky Sports earlier this year. She has won world championships in seven weight categories (that includes lightweight, where Taylor has every major belt, and the division above). Ireland's premier boxer beat the other Serrano sister, Cindy, last year.Īmanda Serrano's stats weigh up with any male boxer's.
Puerto Rico-born Serrano already has some history with Taylor.
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