Boxer Serrano to hang up gloves in Puerto Rico farewell on January 9
Summary
Amanda Serrano plans to retire after defending her unified featherweight titles against Australia’s Skye Falzon in San Juan on January 9. The fight, promoted as “The Last Walk,” will take place at Coliseo de Puerto Rico.Key Facts
- Serrano holds a 50-4-1 record, with 32 knockouts.
- She will defend her WBO and WBA featherweight titles against Falzon.
- Falzon, 38, has a 12-2 record with seven knockouts.
- Serrano, 38, is a seven-division world champion and holds a Guinness World Record for winning titles across seven weight divisions.
- She shares the all-time women’s knockout record with American Christy Martin and is seeking to break it.
- Serrano and Katie Taylor became the first women boxers to headline Madison Square Garden in 2022.
- Taylor won all three fights in their rivalry, including the 2025 bout by majority decision.
- In 2023, Serrano fought in the first women’s unified world championship bout scheduled for 12 three-minute rounds.
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