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7/12/2025 |  Serrano-Taylor III Proved The Power Of Women’s Sports…Again (First and Pen) Even before Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano had their grand walk-outs to the ring at Madison Square Garden for the final fight in their trilogy, the statement the event made was clear.
7/12/2025 |  Katie Taylor’s Sweep Produces Largest Women’s Boxing Gate Ever (Front Office Sports) In front of a sold-out crowd of 19,721 at Madison Square Garden, Katie Taylor completed her three-peat over Amanda Serrano with a majority-decision victory (95-95, 97-93, 97-94) early Saturday morning.
With the win, Taylor retained her undisputed super lightweight title in front of thousands of Irish fans who crossed the pond to see her.
10/14/2024 |  After shooting to newfound internet stardom, Kim Ye-ji insists that ‘nothing has changed much’ since the Olympics (CNN Sports)

             One might picture a customized velvet-lined box as a safe and worthy place to store a first Olympic medal, but not Kim Ye-ji. The impossibly cool shooter randomly dug up her silver medal from the bottom of her backpack.

“Oh, here’s the medal,” says Kim. “No wonder my bag was heavy!”

9/30/2024 |  Athlos NYC shows early signs of success in inaugural meet (Gist Sports, The) Last Thursday, women’s track meet Athlos NYC took off at Icahn Stadium in Manhattan, and seemed to be everything founder Alexis Ohanian billed it to be. As we wait for official viewership and attendance numbers, immediate IRL impressions suggest Athlos could be the next major event on the Big Apple’s sports calendar between the US Open and the NYC Marathon.
9/26/2024 |  Olympic Gold Medalist Masai Russell: ‘Sad’ It Took Until Now to Promote Women’s Track (Front Office Sports) Alexis Ohanian’s women’s track brainchild Athlos finally comes to fruition Thursday with an event in New York City. 
The meet, which is independent of USA Track & Field, is notable for its big prize pool ($663,000 total, including $60,000 per winner, far more than what athletes get on the Diamond League circuit) and broadcast distribution deals (ESPN+, YouTube, DAZN, and X/Twitter will all show the meet).

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