Serrano – Taylor 3 Review
Serrano – Taylor 3, It’s incredible how Jake Paul organized MVP and elevated women’s boxing, giving Amanda Serrano such a massive media push. I respect him for turning his fame into building real fights and a whole career in this space. He proved the traditional path of professional boxing can be complicated or overrated. Many fighters won’t agree, but these crossover bouts actually lift the sport by drawing huge audiences and delivering better contracts for athletes.
Now we see this live on Netflix with a full stadium and top-tier production. Sponsors like Bud Light, Netflix, Experian, and Total by Verizon show how mainstream it’s become. Madison Square Garden was the perfect setting.
It’s sad that I didn’t go to what was probably the last fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul at our stadium in DWF. During broadcasts, you don’t see explicit gambling sponsors, but ad breaks have subtle cues. Jake Paul is associated with gambling culture, as the face of Betr, the betting platform he co-founded. Betting is part of this world.
Fighting is primal and compelling. Boxing today celebrates skill and chance. Luck is part of the story, whether it’s sports betting, which has been federally legal in the U.S. since 2018 though in Texas you have to cross state lines for fully legal betting or the gamble in every punch thrown.
Living in North Texas, it’s common for people to make casino trips just to cross the border for legal gambling near North Texas. This culture thrives here. The History of Gambling in Texas read

Netflix MVP Event Recap and Stats
Amanda Serrano defeated Katie Taylor in their trilogy bout, broadcast live on Netflix on July 20, 2024. The event at Madison Square Garden had over 19,000 in attendance. Netflix’s broadcast drew over 2 million live viewers, setting a new record for a women’s boxing event on a streaming platform (source: Netflix).
Expanded Main Event Serrano – Taylor 3
The trilogy fight between Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor was dramatic and historic. Both fighters had one win each going into the match, making this the championship decider with huge stakes. The action went the distance in front of a packed Madison Square Garden, with Serrano edging out Taylor in a close, technical contest that kept the crowd on their feet. The atmosphere was electric, with chants echoing through the venue. Netflix reported over 2 million live viewers, setting a streaming record for women’s boxing.
DraftKings was promoted in ad breaks but did not appear on the ring branding, showing how betting partnerships are subtly integrated even as regulations differ by state. Fans in Texas, for instance, often travel to neighboring states for full betting options because local laws remain restrictive.
Casino trips from North Texas for gambling are common, feeding into a cross-border culture of legal play. This world of gambling, betting, and fight-night thrill blends skill, luck, and spectacle in equal measure.
Full Card Results (Detailed)
- Main Event (WBA/WBC/IBF Titles): Amanda Serrano defeated Katie Taylor via Decision in their trilogy bout for the undisputed lightweight championship.
- Co-Main (WBC Super Featherweight Title): Alycia Baumgardner defeated Christina Linardatou via Decision.
- Undercard:
- Ashton Sylve defeated Angel Rebollar via TKO (Lightweight Bout).
- Shadasia Green defeated Franchon Crews-Dezurn via Decision (Super Middleweight Title Eliminator).
- Khalil Coe defeated Manuel Gallegos via TKO (Light Heavyweight Bout).
Insider Purse Analysis
While Netflix did not officially disclose fighter purses for Serrano – Taylor 3, industry analysts suggest they likely mirrored their 2022 paydays on DAZN, with Serrano earning around $1 million and Taylor $1.5- 2 million. Exact numbers remain confidential due to Netflix’s private licensing model. (Insider analysis, sources: BoxingScene, FightMag)