When Is Amanda Serrano’s Next Fight?

Puerto Rican boxing superstar Amanda Serrano received another defeat at the hands of Katie Taylor in their championship rematch for the undisputed super lightweight crown on Nov. 15 inside the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

This snapped her five-fight win streak, but she remains a top name in online sports betting through boxing odds. But when will “The Real Deal” return to action? And who will she fight?

When Is Amanda Serrano’s Next Fight?

Serrano’s next fight has yet to be confirmed, but she’s likely to challenge Taylor for a trilogy match because of how close and competitive their two previous matches were.

Amanda Serrano Boxing Record and Titles

• Boxing record: 47-3-1
• Wins by TKO/KO: 31
• Wins by decision: 14
• Number of world titles won: 10
• World titles won: IBF World Super Featherweight Title, WBO World Lightweight Title, WBO World Featherweight Title, WBO World Super Bantamweight Title, WBO World Bantamweight Title, WBO World Super Lightweight Title, WBO World Super Flyweight Title, IBF World Featherweight Title, IBO World Featherweight Title and WBC World Featherweight Title
• Number of title defenses: 3

Amanda Serrano Notable Wins

Serrano holds victories over other women’s boxing stars like Kimberly Connor, Maria Elena Maderna, Olivia Gerula, Calista Silgado, Alexandra Lazar, Yazmin Rivas, Dahianna Santana, Edina Kiss, Yamila Esther Reynoso, Eva Voraberger, Heather Hardy, Daniela Romina Bermudez, Yamileth Mercado and Sarah Mahfoud.

Amanda Serrano Boxing Earnings

Serrano’s career boxing earnings have reached over $5 million for her 45 professional fights. She received the biggest single-fight pay when she fought Katie Taylor in April 2022, where she bagged a seven-figure purse. It topped her previous biggest single fight pay when she fought Yamileth Mercado in August 2021, where she bagged $400,000.

Amanda Serrano Trainer, Coach and Cornermen

Serrano is being trained by her long-time coach and manager, Jordan Maldonado, who also happens to be her brother-in-law. Maldonado was also involved in a controversy in August 2021 when the Ohio Athletic Commission suspended him for Unsportsmanlike Conduct during Serrano’s title defense against Yamileth Mercado.