Katie Taylor rematch ‘dead in the water’ admits Amanda Serrano
Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano ahead of their fight last year which was won by Taylor
Sean McGoldrick
Amanda Serrano has admitted the prospect of a rematch against Katie Taylor is ‘dead in the water’ in the wake of Taylor’s first career loss at the 3Arena last weekend.
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