Katie Taylor defeated Amand Serrano by a one-time decision to defend an indisputably super light championship and filling clean three victories in his trilogy.
After a 10-round of the VBO, VBC, IBF and VBA 140LB titles on Madison Square Garden, Taylor was declared 97-93 on two committees of judges, while the third had even at 95-95.
It was the third close competition between the two, after Taylor won the division of the decision in his first side and close unanimous victory in another.
Return to Madison Square Garden, a place of his first fight, Taylor improved the record at 25-1 (6) in respect of which he may not be exciting as their first two, but it was similar almost too close.
Serrano, 47-4-1 (31), was never harmed by Taylor on this occasion, it is expected to be the last pair of money.
It was a solemn atmosphere in front of the second sale of more than 19,000 separation between Irish and Puertokic fans with the historical arena hosts the first all-women card. Serrano was all a smile on the joyful walk of the ring accompanied by the city dancers Knicks.
Serrano was forced to be forefinger in third place than she was in the first two
There were barely meaningful blows in the first round. The third traded recordings and both landed flurries. But Serrano seemed cautious rather than she had before Taylor, she guarded her to reproduce, she might have caused in the clashing heads they left her cut in another fight.
Taylor asked to control the middle of the ring and landed good shots as she drew Serrano on her.
Several circles could have been built on a tense peak in the peak, Serrano forwards and forcing Taylor in the corner in the fifth round, but the champion fought to go out.
Taylor was marked by right eye in the eighth, but the edges of the final two rounds to fasten the verdict.
Deciding the fourth meeting with Puerto Rico, Taylor was Cagey about whether they would still fight.
“I don’t know, I just don’t want to fight Amanda Serran again. She’s too hit,” she said after stay.
“I have a huge tone of respecting Amanda, she is such a warrior. It is a pleasure to divide the ring with it.
“We made history three times. We are forever manufacturers of history.
“I thought I was boxing very smart, she couldn’t catch me much tonight. But it’s always close to Amanda.”
Taylor ruled the fourth fight with Puerto Region star
Serrano reflected that it was trying to work “smarter not harder” against Taylor.
“We tried to stay with long blows and one two,” she said, “And it was just not enough.”
Savannah Marshall suffered a shock defeat on his return to box. After staying in MMA, Marshall, a previously undisputed champion of super-medium weight, lost in Shadasija Green in the IBF and VBO coverage of 168 kilograms.
The decision was divided. One judge assigned a 96-93 to Marshal, but the American Green was awarded 95-94 and 96-93 by other judges despite the deduction of the retention point.
Ellie Scotney ended the six-year-old reigns of Mexican Yamileth Mercado as a VBC Super-Bantamveight world champion with a comprehensive unanimous verdict.
The 27-year-old Catford added a VBC title to its IBF and VBO crowns with a decision winning 100-90, 98-82 and 98-82.
England Chantelle Cameron, former world champion with two substances, had a pleasant unanimous decision on Jessica Camari, while Ramla but returned to the ring after a year after a year with a firmer unanimous judgment over Lilo Furtad.
American Alicia Baumgardner kept the undisputed name of Super-Featherna Weight with a unanimous decision on Spain Jennifer Miranda.
