Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano have developed the greatest rivalry in the history of women's boxing with two fantastic fights. The women are set to face off one more time, headlining a card from New York's Madison Square Garden this Friday night with Taylor's four junior welterweight championships on the line.

After two unforgettable wars, Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano are set to do it all over again atop perhaps the greatest card in women's boxing history.

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SportsLine combat expert Josh Nagel has released his top boxing picks for Friday's Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano fight on Netflix for the junior welterweight crown at Madison Square Garden

When will Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano enter the ring for their trilogy fight? The Sporting News has you covered.

Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano are gearing up for what Most Valuable Promotions co-founder Nakisa Bidarian said could be "one of the greatest trilogies in the history of sports."

Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor are taking it back to where it all started Friday night. The two stars will meet for the third time at Madison Square Garden on Friday night with Taylor's super lightweight titles on the line.

While her two previous victories against Serrano represent the best wins of her career, Taylor (24-1, 6 KOs) has put together a first-ballot Hall of Fame resume by beating Chantelle Cameron, Delfine Persoon twice, Natasha Jonas and Jessica McCaskill. Her only loss came in her first meeting vs. Cameron.

Live from historic Madison Square Garden in New York City, undisputed super lightweight champion Katie Taylor (24-1, 6 KOs) once again squares off against Amanda Serrano (47-3-1, 31 KOs) on Netflix!

Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano have fought twice, two of the best and most significant events in women's boxing history.

For world title contender and Commonwealth Silver medallist, Paul Smith, offered his take on who wins the Taylor-Serrano III. Smith started his prediction by d