Amanda Serrano’s Knockout Victory
In an electrifying display in El Paso, Texas, Amanda Serrano showcased her boxing prowess by achieving a second-round knockout against Cheyenne Hanson, solidifying her position as a leading figure in women’s boxing. With this victory, Serrano tied the record for the highest number of knockouts in the sport, reaching an impressive total of 32 knockouts throughout her career. The fight culminated abruptly when the 37-year-old Serrano cornered the 28-year-old Hanson, unleashing a barrage of unrelenting punches that prompted the referee to halt the contest.
Co-Main Event: Holly Holm vs. Stephanie Han
In the co-main event, the experienced Holly Holm, known for her former UFC career, faced a tough opponent in Stephanie Han. Despite a valiant effort, Holm came up short, losing on two judges’ scorecards at 96-94, while one judge saw it as a draw at 95-95. The decision marked yet another setback for Holm in her pursuit of the WBA lightweight title. In the aftermath of the bout, Han expressed her desire to challenge Katie Taylor, aiming to step into the ring with the esteemed champion, a match Holm had hoped to secure herself.
Undercard Highlights
Furthermore, on the undercard, Desley Robinson successfully defended her IBF and WBO middleweight titles with a clear unanimous decision against Mary Spencer. Meanwhile, Lourdes Juarez clung to her WBC light-flyweight title after a split decision victory over Yokasta Valle. O’Shaquie Foster also caught attention by maintaining his WBC super-featherweight title following a majority decision victory against Raymond Ford during the event at the Fertitta Center in Houston. This evening of boxing showcased both established champions and rising talents, further enriching the dynamic landscape of the sport.
