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Amanda Serrano solidifies her legacy in women's boxing with a stunning second-round TKO over Cheyenne Hanson, tying Christy Martin’s record with 32 knockouts. This victory inches Serrano closer to her 50th career win, adding to her remarkable achievements as the first woman to hold world titles in seven divisions. Currently, she sits at No. 4 in the ESPN women's pound-for-pound rankings and eyes breaking the knockout record in her next fight. “I could break it in the next one,” Serrano asserts confidently.
At 37 years old, Serrano hints that her career could conclude by 2026, expressing a desire for her farewell fight to take place in Puerto Rico or New York.
Here’s the current top 10 in women’s boxing:
1. CLARESSA SHIELDS (18-0, 3 KOs) - Undisputed heavyweight champion
2. KATIE TAYLOR (25-1, 6 KOs) - Unified junior welterweight champion
3. GABRIELA FUNDORA (18-0, 10 KOs) - Undisputed flyweight champion
As Serrano continues her pursuit of greatness, the landscape of women’s boxing remains thrilling and competitive.
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