# Boxer Amanda Serrano announces retirement, final fight set for Puerto Rico

Puerto Rican boxer Amanda Serrano will retire after her 9 January 2027 fight in Puerto Rico.

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Amanda Serrano's final professional fight will take place on 9 January 2027 in Puerto Rico against Skye Falzon. [^1]

Puerto Rican professional boxer Amanda Serrano announced her retirement from professional boxing. [^2] Amanda Serrano's final bout will be contested for the unified featherweight world championship. [^3] Amanda Serrano holds an official professional boxing record of 50 wins, 4 losses, 1 draw [^4]

Amanda Serrano currently holds 32 career knockouts, tied with Christy Martin, and will attempt to set a new women's record of 33 knockouts. [^5] Amanda Serrano is cited as one of the most prominent international figures in Puerto Rican boxing history. [^6]

## What this stands on

1. Amanda Serrano's final professional fight will take place on 9 January 2027 in Puerto Rico against Skye Falzon. (Telemundo Puerto Rico, News)
2. Puerto Rican professional boxer Amanda Serrano announced her retirement from professional boxing. (Telemundo Puerto Rico, News)
3. Amanda Serrano's final bout will be contested for the unified featherweight world championship. (Telemundo Puerto Rico, News)
4. Amanda Serrano holds an official professional boxing record of 50 wins, 4 losses, 1 draw (WAPA.TV, News)
5. Amanda Serrano currently holds 32 career knockouts, tied with Christy Martin, and will attempt to set a new women's record of 33 knockouts. (Ey Boricua, News)
6. Amanda Serrano is cited as one of the most prominent international figures in Puerto Rican boxing history. (Telemundo Puerto Rico, News)

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