Elevating Women’s Boxing
In a landmark event aimed at elevating women’s boxing, Jake Paul, the CEO of Most Valuable Promotions (MVP), is set to contribute a substantial $250,000 to reward standout performances in the highly anticipated trilogy between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano. Nakisa Bidarian, the head of MVP, announced that this impressive financial incentive underscores the significance of the bout, which is positioned as a pivotal moment in the history of women’s boxing.
Event Details
Scheduled for July 11, the match will take place as part of a mega-card distributed by Netflix, marking a historic milestone for the sport. Bidarian expressed his enthusiasm about the performance bonus, stating:
“We are excited to introduce a $250,000 ‘Performance of the Night’ bonus that will benefit any fighter or fight on the card.”
The winner of this performance bonus will be chosen by Bidarian, Jake Paul, and boxing legend Laila Ali, with Ali possessing the final say in the event of differing opinions among the group.
Significance of the Match
Happening at the iconic Madison Square Garden, this event features a lineup regarded by many as the most impressive in boxing history, showcasing two unified championships and three undisputed championships along with a total of 21 world titles up for grabs. Bidarian commented on the significance of the Taylor vs. Serrano rivalry, describing it as a transformative influence on women’s boxing. He stated:
“The achievements of Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor are monumental, not only for themselves but for the broader women’s sport as well. Their incredible skills and performances have elevated boxing for all athletes in the category.”
Anticipation for the Fight
As they prepare to clash once again, the anticipation builds for what promises to be an electrifying fight. Both women are expected to deliver a riveting display, proving their status as two of the best boxers to have ever stepped into the ring, regardless of gender. The global audience, comprising over 300 million Netflix subscribers, will witness this significant moment in sports history live from New York City.
