Amanda Serrano has been one of the most dominant women’s division fighters, ruling four weight classes at once. Hailing from Puerto Rico, after losing only once in her career in 2012, it’s been more than a decade now since her second loss against Katie Taylor in England, which has halted her winning streak journey.
So far, with 46 wins, 30 by knockouts, only Serrano has aced such a feat in women’s boxing, which was never achieved before. Amanda Serrano now holds the world record for winning the championship in the four-weight division.
Serrano: Making History by Defending Three Titles Over 12 Rounds
And now “The Real Deal” is getting rewarded for her hard work. After having a bad phase in the year 2022 when Amanda Serrano lost the match against Katie Taylor by just a margin AS judges gave a split decision in favor of Katie, within 5 months, the 36-year-old got back on the same winning track. Amanda has been consistent with her dominance and all the victories she got via unanimous decision after losing to Taylor.
The biggest supporter of Amanda Serrano came forward as soon as she received the award. Amanda recently gave credit to Jake Paul for maintaining constant support for her. Paul has been found featuring at the same fight night, or he is either standing by “The Real Deal” weigh-in. As Serrano won the Women Fighter of the Year award for 2023, Paul retweeted the Sports Illustrated’s post on his Twitter handle.
Reflecting on Serrano’s Phenomenal Year as a Seven-Division Titleholder
The reign of Amanda Serrano continued in the year 2023 as well, when she started her journey of 2023 in February, which also resulted in a winning cause against Erika Cruz. After that, she took less than six months off to return to boxing, and once again, she retained more than six titles.
The last victory she secured was back in October 2023, beating Danila Ramos via a unanimous decision once again. “The Real Deal” got a reward in the form of Women’s Fighter of the Year.
Amanda was able to secure three title defense fights, and this phenomenal performance where she put her seven titles on the line made a great impact in the women’s boxing division.
At 36, she told the world how a champion can dominate at a younger age as well as, with experience, even at an older age.
What are your thoughts on the iconic women’s division-dominating fighter Amanda Serrano’s performance that led to her award-winning performance?
