What is Amanda Serrano’s boxing record going into her Katie Taylor rematch on the Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson undercard?

AMANDA Serrano lost the “biggest fight in women’s boxing” by split decision when she faced Katie Taylor back in 2022.

The Puerto Rican unified featherweight champion is putting her belts on the line in her highly-anticipated rematch against Katie Taylor.

Amanda Serrano’s boxing record

Nicknamed “The Real Deal”, Amanda Serrano‘s boxing record is 47-2-1.

This means she has won 47 of her 50 professional boxing bouts, lost two and drawn one.

Her victories include 31 knockouts, giving her an impressive KO percentage of 65.96%.

Amanda has competed in a total of 236 rounds throughout her professional career, with her fights lasting an average of 4.7 rounds.

Her two defeats came via decision, meaning she has never been knocked out in the ring.

In MMA, the versatile fighter has a record of two wins, no losses and one draw, with both victories coming via submission.

She made her Combate Americas debut in 2018, later fighting in the iKon Fighting Federation in 2021.

Most recent fight

Amanda’s most recent fight took place on July 20, 2024, in Tampa, United States.

She faced off against Stevie Morgan for her unified featherweight titles on the undercard of Jake Paul vs Mike Perry.

After Amanda landed a flurry of punches, the referee stepped in to stop the fight after 38 seconds of round two.

This victory further solidified her dominance of the featherweight division.

KO = knockout, TKO = technical knockout, UD = unanimous decision, MD = majority decision, SD = split decision, DQ = disqualified, PTS = points decision, RTD = retired.

Career highlights

On March 20, 2009, Amanda made her professional debut against Jackie Trivilino at the Roseland Ballroom in New York.

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Amanda Serrano knocking down Mexico’s Erika Cruz during their women’s featherweight championship boxing bout on February 4, 2023[/caption]

The fight ended in a majority decision victory for Serrano after four rounds, marking the beginning of her illustrious career.

Amanda quickly rose through the ranks, winning her first world title in September 2011, claiming the IBF junior lightweight belt by defeating Kimberly Connor with a second-round stoppage.

In the following years, Amanda continued to dominate multiple weight classes, becoming the first female boxer to win world titles in seven different divisions.

Her career reached new heights in April 2022, when she faced Katie Taylor at Madison Square Garden in what was billed as the biggest fight in women’s boxing history.

Despite losing by split decision, the bout elevated her profile significantly.

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Katie Taylor trading punches with Amanda Serrano in their first fight[/caption]

In October 2023, Amanda further solidified her legacy by becoming the undisputed featherweight champion.

The Real Deal made history once again, defeating Danila Ramos in the first ever women’s unified world championship contested over 12 three-minute rounds — the same format used in men’s championship fights.

Amanda threw an astounding 1,103 punches in the bout, showcasing her relentless style.

Throughout her career, she has been recognised for her astonishing achievements.

She was named Female Boxer of the Year in both 2016 and 2018 by the WBO.

Amanda also holds the Guinness World Record for most boxing world championships won in different weight classes by a female.

She has been credited with raising the profile of women’s boxing globally and inspiring a new generation of female boxers.

Her ability to excel across multiple weight classes makes her one of the most exciting and accomplished boxers of her generation.