Seven-division champion Amanda Serrano is lining up a homecoming send-off next year, and she wants the world to remember her as a true trailblazer.
Amanda Serrano is preparing to hang up the gloves, and she has picked the stage for her goodbye: home soil in Puerto Rico. The boxing star has confirmed that her farewell fight is planned for next year, closing one of the most influential careers in women's boxing.
Asked how she wants to be remembered, Serrano did not talk about belts or records first. She wants the "game-changer" label. For a fighter who built her name across multiple weight classes and helped push women's boxing into bigger arenas and bigger conversations, it is a fitting way to frame her legacy.
Serrano's career has been defined by ambition. She chased titles in several divisions, took on the toughest names in the sport, and pushed for women to get the main-event spotlight and the purses that come with it. Her fights have drawn crowds and attention that would have been hard to imagine for the women's game not long ago.
Now the focus turns to the send-off. A farewell in front of a Puerto Rican crowd promises an emotional night, with the island's boxing fans expected to turn out for one of their own. Details on the date, venue and opponent are still to come, but the message from Serrano is clear: she plans to leave the sport on her own terms and with her impact secure.
