One of the most renowned female boxers of the world, Amanda Serrano, will confront Daniela Bermudez on March 25. It will be a 10-round fight, which will take place at La Plaza del Quinto Centenario, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Serrano, the fifth-ranked pound-for-pound boxer, will defend her featherweight titles against the Argentinian.

Serrano is extremely eager to take on the sturdy Bermudez. This might be her toughest title defense, but the ‘Real Deal’ has promised to put on a show.

In a chat with Ring TV, the champion said, “I’m ready for another war between (fighters from) Puerto Rico and Argentina,”

In 2014, I won a lightweight world title in Argentina by defeating Maria Maderna. That could be motivation for Daniela.”

The ‘Real Deal’ holds the WBC and WBO featherweight titles and wants to become an undisputed champion at this weight class. Post this fight, she is eyeing a battle with her rival, Jelena Mrdjenovich, who holds the WBA featherweight title.

Speaking on her, she said, “Regarding Jelena, I only have to say is that she has her reasons for not fighting (me) and I respect her for all she has accomplished. I will not rest until I have all the titles at 126 pounds. I’m positive great fights can be made that will make history.”

But, before reaching the WBA champion, she’ll have to get past a mighty opponent in form of Daniela Bermudez.

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Can Amanda Serrano add her 40th pro-boxing win on March 25?

Serrano, 32, has stuck around the sport for a long time now. In her illustrious 40-fight career, she has 39 wins and just a single loss. The ‘Real Deal’ edges over Bermudez in terms of experience. However, the IBF super bantamweight champion won’t give up so easily on March 25.

Bermudez has outboxed 29 opponents by now, and she’ll look ahead to trap the big fish Serrano on March 25.

Overall, this contest promises to be an exciting one as both the boxers are aware of the colossal reward this fight carries. If Serrano beats Bermudez, she’ll undeniably be on top for the undisputed featherweight title.

Whereas if the Argentinian dispatches the ‘Real Deal’, it’ll surely go down as one of the biggest upsets in female boxing history.

On a scale of 1-10, how excited are you for this encounter? Who will you back among the two?