Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano 3 Prize Money: How much money will be at stake for this fight?

Every trilogy has a very lucrative ending. George Lucas knows this, as does Peter Jackson in the movies. And now Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano will know it in boxing, as they face each other on Friday, October 11, at Madison Square Garden in New York.In addition to the sporting clash, the economic purse will be historic: This clash between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano not only redefines women’s boxing, but also raises the standards of pay for women in the sport.

How much money does Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano get for their upcoming fight?

• Historic purse for women’s fight: According to Sportskeeda, both fighters could receive around $6 million, although with the boost from sponsors and Netflix broadcasting, the estimate reaches $9 million each.
• This would add up to a total purse of approximately $18 million, making this fight the biggest purse in women’s boxing history.

Previous fights of Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano

1. In their first meeting (April 2022), the purse was smaller, but it was a milestone: paying seven figures for the first time to two women on the same night.
2. The second fight (November 2024), organized by Netflix and MVP, already generated purses of $6 million for Taylor and $8 million for Serrano.

The event comes against a backdrop of greater female economic growth. Now, with a total purse of $18 million, both could earn more than $9 million, highlighting the media and financial power of women’s sport

Taylor vs. Serrano 3: An event that impacts the box office and makes history in women’s boxing

• With the simple Netflix subscription, you will be able to enjoy the event. It doesn’t matter which country you live in. The world’s best-known movie and series channel only asks that the subscription is active to enjoy the fight
• Promoters such as Matchroom Boxing and Most Valuable Promotions have put a lot of money into positioning this event as the most important of the year in the field of women’s boxing.
• But here we don’t talk about money. Yes, they are professionals and want their share, but it is about honor, legacy and glory
• Katie Taylor is 39 years old and Amanda Serrano is 36 years old, one wants to cement her legacy in bronze, the other, with a Latin spirit, wants to dethrone the champion and establish herself as the best pound-for-pound fighter in her category.