Serrano to end career in Puerto Rico in January — SkimNews
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- Amanda Serrano will face Skye Falzon in Puerto Rico on 9 January in her final professional bout, defending her WBA and WBO featherweight titles.
- Amanda Serrano seeks to break Christy Martin's all-time women's knockout record of 32, entering the fight with 31 knockouts in her 50-4-1 career.
- Amanda Serrano will headline 'The Last Walk' at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico in San Juan, fighting over 12 three-minute rounds on home soil.
- Most Valuable Promotions signed Serrano in 2021 as its first fighter, with Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian calling her 'the MOAT' and crediting her with transforming women's boxing.
- Amanda Serrano reflected on her career, stating she will continue advocating for equal pay, respect, and rule parity for women in boxing after retirement.
Why it matters: Serrano’s farewell fight marks the end of a trailblazing career that elevated women’s boxing to mainstream platforms like TikTok and Netflix, with her advocacy and record-setting influence ensuring her impact outlasts her final bout. The event draws attention to Puerto Rico as a boxing hub and sets a benchmark for female athlete legacies.
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