Netflix to Stream Baumgardner vs Miranda Live on July 11 in All-Female Boxing Event
Boxing fans, mark your calendars—July 11 is shaping up to be one of the biggest nights in women’s boxing history. Baumgardner vs Miranda will be one of the night’s most talked-about matchups, as Alycia “The Bomb” Baumgardner, the undisputed junior lightweight champion, returns to the ring to face undefeated Spanish contender Jennifer Miranda. The fight will take place on the undercard of Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano III at New York City’s Madison Square Garden and will stream live on Netflix.
This won’t be just another title defense for Baumgardner. It’s her first fight under the MVP Promotions banner—Jake Paul’s sports and entertainment company—and a massive opportunity to show the world, on one of boxing’s most iconic stages, exactly why she’s considered one of the best in the game.
And the best part? The entire card will be streamed live for free to Netflix subscribers.
Alycia Baumgardner: “This Night, This Spotlight, It’s Mine”
Alycia Baumgardner doesn’t mince words. She never has. And ahead of her July 11 bout, she’s not hiding the fact that she plans to take center stage—even if she’s technically not the main event.
“I came to MVP for moments like this—high stakes, global stage, and the chance to show the world who I really am,” she said in a press release. “Amanda and Katie have done incredible things for women’s boxing, and it’s an honor to share the card with them. But I didn’t come to stand beside greatness. I came to be it.”
She then turned her attention to her opponent, delivering the kind of warning only Baumgardner could deliver.
“Jennifer Miranda, I hope you’re ready. I’m the one they warn you about—the pretty face with bad intentions. When that bell rings, it’s not personal, but it’s going to hurt. My belts are staying right where they are. And still.”
Baumgardner enters the fight with a record of 15-1, including 7 knockouts. At 30 years old, she’s in her prime and oozing confidence.
Who Is Jennifer Miranda
While Baumgardner is a household name in the boxing world, Jennifer Miranda is a bit more of a mystery—at least for fans outside of Spain.
At 38 years old, she isn’t the usual young upstart challenger. She’s been boxing for 15 years, turned pro in 2018, and has quietly built an undefeated 12-0 record. Only one of those wins came by knockout, but she’s known for her technique, discipline, and high ring IQ.
Now, she’s ready to make the biggest leap of her career: challenging an undisputed champion on one of the sport’s biggest stages.
“Alycia Baumgardner is an incredible champion,” Miranda said in her own statement. “But this is my moment. This is my chance to become the first ever undisputed champion from Spain, and I will do it. It’s time for my name to go in the history books.”
But there’s more to Miranda than just boxing. She holds two university degrees, speaks multiple languages, and even appeared in the global Netflix hit Money Heist. From the classroom to the big screen to the boxing ring, Miranda has never been afraid of chasing bold dreams—and this might be her boldest yet.
Two Very Different Paths, One Big Collision
When you look at these two fighters side by side, the differences couldn’t be more striking.
Baumgardner is loud, explosive, powerful, and known for her highlight-reel knockouts and magnetic personality. She fights with flash and flair, and she’s never afraid to put it all on the line.
Miranda, on the other hand, is quieter and more reserved. Her game is built on precision, movement, and timing. She’s not going to win a shouting match at the press conference—but she’s hoping to win the chess match in the ring.
Still, Miranda knows she’s a massive underdog. She’s never fought anyone on Baumgardner’s level. But this isn’t her first fight with long odds.
And that’s part of what makes this fight so compelling: Miranda has everything to gain and nothing to lose. Baumgardner has everything to protect—and is determined not to let anything slip through her fingers.
Source: Alycia Baumgardner to fight Jennifer Miranda on Taylor-Serrano III undercard
Netflix, MVP, and a New Era for Women’s Boxing
There’s a reason this fight is getting so much attention—and it’s not just because of the fighters.
This event is being billed as one of the first all-female professional boxing cards in history. From top to bottom, it’s women stepping into the spotlight, showing that they belong in the main event—not just as sideshows or token bouts.
The Taylor vs. Serrano trilogy fight is obviously the main draw, but fighters like Baumgardner and Miranda are bringing extra heat to the undercard. And for Netflix, this is a statement: women’s boxing deserves the same kind of exposure and investment that the men have been getting for decades.
Plus, with no extra charge for subscribers, millions of viewers around the world will get the chance to tune in. It’s a bold, exciting move—and one that could shape the future of the sport.
What’s at Stake
Let’s be clear: this isn’t just another fight on a long card.
For Baumgardner, this is her MVP debut. A win solidifies her legacy and keeps her on track for even bigger fights down the line—maybe even a shot at becoming a two-division undisputed champion. A loss? It would shake the division and open the door for new faces.
For Miranda, this is everything. At 38, she knows opportunities like this don’t come around often. She’s fighting for history. A win would make her the first Spanish fighter—male or female—to become an undisputed champion. She’d go from “relative unknown” to national icon overnight.
And for fans? This is the kind of matchup you don’t want to miss. Two women, two totally different styles, with everything on the line.
Final Bell
On July 11, the bright lights of Madison Square Garden will shine on a night that’s about more than just punches and scorecards.
It’s about legacy, opportunity, and rewriting what’s possible in women’s boxing.
Alycia Baumgardner is ready to remind the world why she’s the champ. Jennifer Miranda is ready to shock the world and make history.
Only one woman will leave the ring undisputed. And thanks to Netflix, the whole world will be watching.
Let’s fight.
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