Amanda Serrano “The Real Deal”
Featherweight · Puerto Rico · Boxing
Aggressive southpaw pressure puncher with power in both hands
Volume body-and-head assaults that overwhelm opponents
Record & stats
| Division | Featherweight |
|---|---|
| Categories | Boxing |
| Promotion | Boxing |
| Nationality | Puerto Rico |
| Born | Carolina, Puerto Rico |
| Pro debut | 2009 |
| Height | 157cm |
| Reach | 168cm |
| Stance | Southpaw |
| Age | 37 |
| KO rate | 65% |
| Status | Active |
How the wins come
65% Finish rate- 31 KO/TKO · 65%
- 17 Decision · 35%
Titles & honors
- Unified Women's Featherweight Champion
- Seven-division world champion
Biography
Amanda "The Real Deal" Serrano is a Puerto Rican trailblazer and one of the most accomplished champions in boxing history, having won world titles across seven weight divisions. A pro since 2009, she fights as an aggressive southpaw with knockout power and a relentless work rate.
Serrano unified the featherweight division and became its standard-bearer, headlining major cards and helping drive the commercial boom in women's boxing alongside rival Katie Taylor. Their three fights are considered classics.
Despite losing all three razor-close decisions to Taylor — the most recent a majority decision at Madison Square Garden in July 2025 — Serrano returned to defend her featherweight standing, outpointing Reina Tellez in January 2026 to move her record to 48-4-1 (31 KOs).
As of June 2026 she remains a unified featherweight champion and one of the sport's biggest draws.
Fight history
- WReina TellezW UD 10
- LKatie TaylorL MD 10
FAQ
- How many divisions has Amanda Serrano won titles in?
- Seven — making her one of the most decorated multi-division champions in boxing history.
- Has Amanda Serrano beaten Katie Taylor?
- No. She lost all three of their fights by close decision, the last in July 2025.
- What is Amanda Serrano's record?
- She is 48-4-1 with 31 knockouts as of June 2026.
- What division does Serrano fight in?
- She is a unified featherweight champion, though she has competed from atomweight up to lightweight.