Amanda Serrano’s MMA Career: Record, Losses, and Highlights
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Amanda Serrano will introduce a new chapter in the history of women’s and combat sports this Saturday at MSG. She and her rival, Katie Taylor, would be the first female athletes ever to headline a boxing match inside the reverent Madison Square Garden, New York. In this highly anticipated bout, Serrano will fight out of Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions against that of Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing.
When it comes to professional boxing, Serrano so far holds an overwhelming record of 42 wins, only 1 loss, and just 1 draw. In addition, 30, which is 68.18% of her victories, come via knockouts. However, The Real Deal is multifaceted, and over the years, she has built herself accordingly to take part in a wide range of games. Apart from boxing and wrestling, Serrano has also tried her hands at mixed martial arts.
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MMA record of Amanda Serrano
Serrano made her debut in professional MMA in 2018. Her first opponent was Corina Herrera, from the flyweight division. That bout ended in a majority draw and in six months, Serrano went to fight against Erendira Ordonez. The Real Deal ended the fight with a rear-naked choke at 04:23 in the very first round.
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Serrano last fought in professional MMA in 2021. Her opponent was an individual named Valentina Garcia. This time too, Serrano secured a victory in the first round.
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She is yet to fight in another MMA bout. As of now, in MMA, she holds a professional record of 2 wins, 0 losses, and 1 draw. Both of her wins in MMA have come from submission, and it has been a little over three years since she is taking part in mixed martial arts.
Losses faced by Amanda ‘The Real Deal’ Serrano in combat sports
In MMA, Serrano is yet to receive a defeat. Her only loss in combat sports comes from Frida Wallberg, whom she fought in 2012 at Cloetta Center, Linköping, Sweden.
Highlights in professional MMA
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Serrano’s first fight with Herrera went the distance, and the former showed great potency to get a promising career in mixed martial arts. She repeatedly captured the center of the canvas and kept pushing Herrera backward with some fast and significant hands. Moreover, she punished tirelessly both the body and the head. Some effective boxing, the ability to cut the distance, and powerful control over the clinch were all on full display by The Real Deal that night.
In her second fight with Ordonez, Serrano displayed quickness and the ability to control her opponent’s active body. She cornered Ordonez toward the end of round one and showered the latter with some relentless right hands. Following those vicious lands, Serrano attempted a standing rear-naked choke and won the fight with ease.
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The Madison Square Garden is the modern-day Delphi to boxers who worship the sport. As Amanda Serrano heads toward excavating a history on the surface of solemn earth, what do you have in mind to say? Let us know in the comments below.
Edited by:
Ajinkya Aswale