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Amanda Serrano will retire after defending her unified WBO and WBA featherweight titles against Skye Falzon on January 9 at Coliseo de Puerto Rico in San Juan, Puerto Rico, her promoter Most Valuable Promotions announced. The 38-year-old Serrano, a seven-division world champion and Puerto Rico's only undisputed boxing champion in the four-belt era, holds a 50-4 professional record and is tied for the all-time female knockout record. She will fight on home soil in what is dubbed 'The Last Walk' of her career.
Serrano made history in 2022 by headlining Madison Square Garden alongside Katie Taylor, setting a record for the highest viewership in female boxing. She has been a leading advocate for equal rules and pay in women's boxing, including competing in the first 12-round unified women's championship under three-minute rounds. Falzon, also 38, has a 12-2 record with seven knockouts. Serrano said the final fight will be a celebration of her journey and a tribute to her supporters worldwide.
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