The Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano 3 viewership figures have been revealed as it becomes the most-watched professional boxing match in 2025. Here’s how it compares to their previous fights.
Taylor vs Serrano 3 Viewership: How Many Watched the Fight on Netflix?
The third and final chapter in the Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano boxing trilogy drew a staggering 6 million global viewers on Netflix, making it the most-watched professional boxing event so far in 2025.
Of those 6 million, 4.2 million viewers came from the US, according to Netflix and analytics partner VideoAmp, although it remains to be seen how many exactly came from the UK.
The fight, held at a sold-out Madison Square Garden, was streamed in over 200 countries and topped Netflix charts in the US, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand.
Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano Viewership Numbers Compared
While the 6 million global viewers for the trilogy fight are impressive, the number doesn’t quite reach the record-breaking second bout, which was featured on the Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul undercard in November 2024.
That rematch reportedly drew 74 million global viewers, including 47 million AMA in the US, making it the most-watched women’s sporting event in history.
The original Taylor-Serrano bout in 2022 generated 1.5 million streams on DAZN, meaning the Netflix-exclusive trilogy finale has far surpassed the first fight in terms of digital reach and global exposure.
Who Won Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano 3?
Katie Taylor defeated Amanda Serrano by majority decision, improving her record to 3-0 in their historic rivalry.
The fight headlined an all-women’s boxing card and was a more technical affair than their previous battles.
The event brought in 19,721 fans to Madison Square Garden in New York and generated a live gate of $2.63 million – almost double the gate from their first fight at the same venue in 2022.
It now holds the record for the highest-grossing all-women boxing event in MSG history.
Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano 3 Full Fight Card Results
The stacked card, produced by Most Valuable Promotions and EverWonder, showcased the depth of women’s boxing talent out there right now:
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Alycia Baumgardner def. Jennifer Miranda via unanimous decision, retaining her undisputed super featherweight title.
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Shadasia Green def. Savannah Marshall via split decision to become the unified super middleweight champion, earning a $250,000 Performance of the Night bonus.
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Ellie Scotney def. Yamileth Mercado via unanimous decision, winning the WBC super-bantamweight world title, while also retaining her Ring, IBF and WBO belts.
Katie Taylor Next Fight 2025
With her rivalry against Serrano firmly closed at 3-0, questions now turn to Katie Taylor’s future in boxing.
The Irish icon remains one of the sport’s biggest names, and speculation is already swirling about possible retirement or one final blockbuster bout – potentially in Dublin or London.
Promoters have not yet confirmed Taylor’s next opponent, but given the numbers this trilogy pulled, it’s almost certain her next fight, if she doesn’t retire, will be on a grand stage.
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