Katie Taylor is likely to relinquish one of her WBC world title belts soon after her victory over Amanda Serrano. Taylor, 38, holds titles in both the lightweight and super-lightweight divisions but hasn't competed at 135lbs since defeating Karen Elizabeth Carabajal at Wembley Arena more than two years ago.

Katie Taylor looks set to be forced to give up one of her WBC world title belts in the coming weeks following her win over Amanda Serrano. Taylor currently holds the WBC belts at both lightweight and super-lightweight, but has not fought at 135lbs since beating Argentina's Karen Elizabeth Carabajal at the Wembley Arena over two years ago.

Fight fans know all about Amanda Serrano wanting a third fight with Katie Taylor, who has now edged her twice in great, razor-close wars. The second fight had

Things got a bit messy during the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson co-main event between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano.

If you were one of the 74 million live viewers globally who watched Friday's thrilling Katie Taylor-Amanda Serrano rematch on Netflix, which amounts to the largest audience to ever watch a women's professional sporting event in the U.

Katie Taylor retained her unanimous super lightweight championship with another disputed decision over Amanda Serrano in a slugfest remarkably similar to the original two years ago.

Another instant classic from Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano was marred by headbutts, a nasty cut and a controversial decsion.

We’re fighting for more than just what we’re fighting for in the ring—we’re fighting for the recognition and the respect that we deserve.”

Amanda Serrano's eye is slowly but surely healing after being badly cut in last weekend's fight against Katie Taylor.