Timeline Amanda Serrano

Puerto Rican boxer who won world titles in seven weight divisions. Her fights with Katie Taylor drew record crowds, and she led the push for women to box three-minute rounds.

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1988 Amanda Serrano born in Carolina, Puerto Rico Amanda Serrano is born in Carolina, Puerto Rico, and grows up in Brooklyn.
2009 Amanda Serrano makes her professional debut Serrano wins her first fight in Albany, New York.
2011 Amanda Serrano wins her first world title Serrano wins the IBF super featherweight title.
2014 Amanda Serrano wins the WBO lightweight title Serrano becomes a two-division world champion.
2016 Amanda Serrano wins two more world titles Serrano wins WBO belts at featherweight and super bantamweight.
2019 Amanda Serrano wins titles in seven divisions Serrano adds the WBO super flyweight title, a record for a female boxer.
2021 Amanda Serrano signs with Jake Paul Serrano joins Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions.
2022 Amanda Serrano fights Katie Taylor at Madison Square Garden In the first women's fight to headline the Garden, Serrano loses a split decision.
2022 Amanda Serrano unifies the featherweight titles Serrano beats Sarah Mahfoud to add the IBF belt.
2023 Amanda Serrano becomes undisputed champion Serrano beats Erika Cruz to hold all four featherweight belts.
2023 Amanda Serrano fights twelve three-minute rounds Serrano beats Danila Ramos in the first women's title fight at the men's distance since 2007.
2023 Amanda Serrano vacates the WBC title Serrano gives up the belt after the WBC refuses to sanction equal rounds.
2024 Amanda Serrano loses the Taylor rematch Serrano loses a disputed decision on the Jake Paul–Mike Tyson card in Texas.
2025 Amanda Serrano signs a lifetime deal Serrano signs a lifetime contract with Most Valuable Promotions.
2025 Amanda Serrano loses the Taylor trilogy Taylor wins a majority decision at Madison Square Garden.
2026 Amanda Serrano returns with a win Serrano beats Reina Tellez on points.
2026 Amanda Serrano ties the women's knockout record Serrano stops Cheyenne Hanson in El Paso for her 32nd knockout.
2026 Amanda Serrano wins her 50th fight Serrano beats Lucrecia Manzur in the first world title fight streamed live on TikTok.