We’re fighting for more than just what we’re fighting for in the ring—we’re fighting for the recognition and the respect that we deserve.”

Boxer Amanda Serrano joins "CBS Mornings Plus" after her highly anticipated fight against Katie Taylor for the undisputed lightweight title. Despite a controversial decision, the match broke records with 74 million viewers on Netflix.

Boxer Amanda Serrano is speaking out about her controversial loss on Friday night against Katie Taylor, who retained her undisputed women's lightweight championship. The fight was the co-main event ahead of Mike Tyson vs.

Katie Taylor retained her unanimous super lightweight championship with another disputed decision over Amanda Serrano in a slugfest remarkably similar to the original two years ago.

Katie Taylor’s controversial points decision victory over Amanda Serrano was met with boos at the AT&T Stadium on Friday as the Irish boxer retained her undisputed world light-welterweight champion status.

Professional boxer Amanda Serrano took on Katie Taylor during the Netflix live event that also featured Mike Tyson returning to the ring for the first time in almost 20 years. After watching Amanda battle it out for 12 rounds,

If you were one of the 74 million live viewers globally who watched Friday's thrilling Katie Taylor-Amanda Serrano rematch on Netflix, which amounts to the largest audience to ever watch a women's professional sporting event in the U.

Amanda Serrano's eye is slowly but surely healing after being badly cut in last weekend's fight against Katie Taylor.

Amanda Serrano appeared on CBS Mornings today in New York to talk about her rematch against Katie Taylor and it turning out to be such a big platform for women’s boxing. Serrano tries to keep it gracious when asked about her thoughts on the official outcome,