What is Amanda Serrano's most memorable boxing match?

Amanda Serrano has battled the best in the world across multiple weight classes, delivering unforgettable performances from sold-out arenas in New York to Dublin — which fight stands as the most memorable of her legendary career?

1

vs. Katie Taylor I (2022)

The first women's boxing match to headline Madison Square Garden, voted Fight of the Year by Sports Illustrated — a back-and-forth war that proved women's boxing belonged at the top.

1000pts

2

vs. Erika Cruz (2023)

Serrano unified the WBC, IBF, WBO, WBA, and The Ring featherweight championships by defeating Cruz in a dominant unanimous decision in front of her Puerto Rican fans.

646pts

3

vs. Reina Tellez (2026)

Serrano's Puerto Rico homecoming fight where she made a dominant unified title defense, performing for her adoring home crowd in an emotional celebration of her legacy.

628pts

4

vs. Sarah Mahfoud (2022)

Serrano's unification bout against the IBF champion, becoming undisputed featherweight champion with a composed unanimous decision just months after the Taylor mega-fight.

403pts

5

vs. Katie Taylor II (2023)

The electrifying rematch in Dublin that Serrano won by unanimous decision, evening the score against Taylor and sending a sold-out 3Arena crowd into raptures.

307pts

6

vs. Heather Hardy (2019)

A highly anticipated all-New York matchup where Serrano dominated hometown favorite Hardy over ten rounds, cementing her status as the best pound-for-pound female boxer.

307pts

7

vs. Miriam Gutierrez (2021)

A highlight-reel stoppage victory that showcased Serrano's devastating punch combinations and opened the door to the mega-fight with Katie Taylor.

179pts

8

vs. Daniela Bermudez (2015)

The fight that earned Serrano her second world title in a second weight class, showing her early versatility and power as she began her historic world title run.

179pts