The seven-division champion puts her Ring, WBA and WBO featherweight titles on the line in Temecula, California
Amanda Serrano will defend her unified featherweight championship against Lucrecia Manzur on August 21 in Temecula, California. The Ring, WBA and WBO titleholder can move closer to another place in boxing history with a victory.
The 37-year-old Puerto Rican star owns a record of 49-4-1 with 32 knockouts and remains one of the most accomplished fighters in women’s boxing after winning world titles in seven weight classes. Serrano has spent the past several years facing many of the sport’s biggest names while continuing to add to her championship legacy.
Manzur, 27, enters the title fight with a 14-4 record and seven knockouts. The Argentine contender has built her résumé on the South American circuit, but this will be the biggest opportunity of her career as she challenges an established champion on the international stage.
While Manzur enters the fight with momentum from her recent performances, she has yet to face an opponent with Serrano’s championship experience or record.
Still, the bout gives Serrano another chance to defend three major world titles while staying active before pursuing another marquee fight.
Serrano will be a strong favorite based on her experience, championship pedigree and level of opposition throughout her career. Manzur, meanwhile, faces the difficult task of proving she belongs with one of the sport’s elite champions. Serrano will be expected to retain her titles, while Manzur has the opportunity to change the direction of her career with a career-best performance.
🚨IT’S OFFICIAL🚨: Amanda Serrano defends her unified featherweight world titles against Argentina’s #2 WBO contender Lucrecia Manzur in the first-ever unified women’s world championship contested over 12 two-minute rounds.
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