KO Queen Serrano Aims to End Career with New Records

Puerto Rican boxer Amanda Serrano, a seven-division world champion, is on the cusp of achieving two significant milestones in her illustrious career: her 50th professional victory and potentially breaking the record for the most knockouts by a female fighter.

With a current record of 49 wins, including 32 by knockout, Serrano is just one win away from the coveted 50-win mark. This achievement has been reached by only a handful of female boxers, including Germany's Regina Halmich, Mexico's Mariana Juarez, and Belgium's Delfine Persoon. Serrano expressed her determination to reach both goals in her farewell match, stating, "I will try to break the KO record and reach this dream limit. I will do everything to get the 33 knockouts and my fiftieth victory, because that way I can retire having achieved my dreams."

While Serrano's knockout percentage of 59.26% might be lower than some legendary boxers like Lucia Rijker (82.35%) or Laila Ali (75.00%), her sustained success across multiple weight classes and a higher number of fights makes her KO record particularly remarkable. Fighters like Ann Wolfe and Christy Martin also had high KO percentages but fewer fights overall. Serrano's ability to maintain a high KO rate over a long career and across various divisions solidifies her reputation as one of the most dangerous punchers in modern women's boxing.

Her fastest knockout victory came in just 35 seconds against Eva Voraberger in 2019, a brutal left hook to the liver that sent the Austrian fighter to the canvas. This fight, for the vacant WBO super flyweight title at Madison Square Garden, exemplifies Serrano's power and efficiency in the ring.

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I will try to break the KO record and reach this dream limit. I will do everything to get the 33 knockouts and my fiftieth victory, because that way I can retire having achieved my dreams.