Barry McGuigan wants Katie Taylor to take on WBC women's lightweight champion Caroline Dubois after Taylor's upcoming trilogy bout against Amanda Serrano, but admits that if he were managing the Irish superstar he'd advise her to retire following the July fight.

Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano will fight for a third time, returning to Madison Square Garden after staging the first women’s boxing match to headline the arena in the opener of their trilogy.

Katie Taylor will compete against Amanda Serrano for the third time, headlining a historic all-women's card on July 11 at Madison Square Garden.

One of the best rivalries in women's boxing history will get a much-anticipated trilogy bout on Friday, July 11 in New York's Madison Square Garden. Irish pound-for-pound great Katie Taylor (24-1, 6 KOs) will defend her undisputed junior welterweight championship against unified featherweight queen and seven-division champion Amanda Serrano (47-3-1,

Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano are set to battle in the first major trilogy of fights in women's boxing history.

The Irishwoman will face-off against her bitter rival once more when they take the stage in New York later this year, but it's far from how she'd imagined their third fight to go

Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano made boxing history when they headlined Madison Square Garden. Now they are set to break even more records

Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano will meet for a third time on July 11 for the undisputed junior welterweight title on Netflix at Madison Square Garden, the scene of their epic first bout. Each of their first bouts was back-and-forth affairs with Taylor ending up on the right side of both razor thin decisions.