Amanda Serrano seeks women's boxing knockout record

Amanda Serrano is poised to break the all-time women's boxing knockout record on August 21. Currently tied with Christy Martin at 32 career knockouts, Serrano seeks her 33rd stoppage during a unified featherweight world title defense against Lucrecia Manzur.

The bout will take place at the Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula, California. It marks a historical milestone as the first unified women's world championship contested over 12 two-minute rounds. Additionally, the fight will be the first to be streamed on TikTok LIVE via a partnership with Most Valuable Promotions.

Serrano, who holds a record of 49-4-1, expressed a preference for personal excellence over the 'GOAT' moniker in recent interviews. The upcoming match against Manzur offers Serrano the opportunity to secure her 50th career win while setting a new benchmark for knockouts in the sport.