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	== Professional Career ==		== Professional Career ==
	*Serrano to fight [[Frida Wallberg]] of Sweden in a WBC-IBF unification bout in early 2011.
	*Serrano moved up to Super Featherweight and won the inaugural the IBF female World Super Featherweight title on September 10, 2011 at [[Aviator Arena]] in Brooklyn, New York with a second round stoppage of [[Kimberly Connor]] in the main event.		*Serrano moved up to Super Featherweight and won the inaugural the IBF female World Super Featherweight title on September 10, 2011 at [[Aviator Arena]] in Brooklyn, New York with a second round stoppage of [[Kimberly Connor]] in the main event.
	*In an August 6, 2011 bout, Serrano scored a second round TKO of [[Diana Garcia]] in Santo Domingo. Serrano dropped Garcia twice in the first, who did not come out for the second. This bout was on the undercard of the WBC Fecarbox Welterweight title bout between [[Jean Carlos Prada]] and [[Jose Soto]]. [http://www.womenboxing.com/fightresults2011/fightaugust2011.htm][http://blog.timesunion.com/boxing/amanda-serrano-does-it-again-readies-for-september-10-title-shot/8930/] [http://www.boxingnews24.com/2011/08/boxing-360-buzz-amanda-serrano-closes-in-on-world-title-shot/] [http://www.ringnews24.com/index.php/blog/35-demo-content/29558-amanda-serrano-eyes-first-world-title-shot.html#axzz1V29pE5sD]		*In an August 6, 2011 bout, Serrano scored a second round TKO of [[Diana Garcia]] in Santo Domingo. Serrano dropped Garcia twice in the first, who did not come out for the second. This bout was on the undercard of the WBC Fecarbox Welterweight title bout between [[Jean Carlos Prada]] and [[Jose Soto]]. [http://www.womenboxing.com/fightresults2011/fightaugust2011.htm][http://blog.timesunion.com/boxing/amanda-serrano-does-it-again-readies-for-september-10-title-shot/8930/] [http://www.boxingnews24.com/2011/08/boxing-360-buzz-amanda-serrano-closes-in-on-world-title-shot/] [http://www.ringnews24.com/index.php/blog/35-demo-content/29558-amanda-serrano-eyes-first-world-title-shot.html#axzz1V29pE5sD]

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	In the main event of an eight bout card held at Aviator Arena in Brooklyn promoted by Havoc Boxing Promotions, undefeated Amanda Serrano won the inaugural International Boxing Federation Super Featherweight title with a second round stoppage over Kimberly Connor, who had not lost a fight in seven years. The first round was even, with both fighters attempting to do body work on the inside in center ring, but ineffectively. Connor also fought off the ropes with some right hand lead counters to the head, but Serrano was not phased. In the second round, Serrano began landing power shots to the head, sending Connor to the canvas on her back midway through the round. Connor beat the count, but appeared helpless on the ropes as Serrano immediately battered her senseless and defenseless with numerous power shots to the head, forcing referee Benjy Esteves Jr. to stop the contest. Two minute rounds, scheduled for ten. Negotiations were underway for Serrano to fight an IBF-WBC unification match with WBC female Super Featherweight champion Frida Wallberg of Sweden in early 2012. Serrano sparred for this fight with her sister Cindy Serrano, training for her upcoming female world welterweight title bout with Anne Sophie Mathis. The Serrano sisters are both trained by Jordan Maldonado. Serrano's originally scheduled opponent, Fatuma Zarika of Kenya, was unable to leave that country to get to the United States due to visa problems.		In the main event of an eight bout card held at Aviator Arena in Brooklyn promoted by Havoc Boxing Promotions, undefeated Amanda Serrano won the inaugural International Boxing Federation Super Featherweight title with a second round stoppage over Kimberly Connor, who had not lost a fight in seven years. The first round was even, with both fighters attempting to do body work on the inside in center ring, but ineffectively. Connor also fought off the ropes with some right hand lead counters to the head, but Serrano was not phased. In the second round, Serrano began landing power shots to the head, sending Connor to the canvas on her back midway through the round. Connor beat the count, but appeared helpless on the ropes as Serrano immediately battered her senseless and defenseless with numerous power shots to the head, forcing referee Benjy Esteves Jr. to stop the contest. Two minute rounds, scheduled for ten. Negotiations were underway for Serrano to fight an IBF-WBC unification match with WBC female Super Featherweight champion Frida Wallberg of Sweden in early 2012. Serrano sparred for this fight with her sister Cindy Serrano, training for her upcoming female world welterweight title bout with Anne Sophie Mathis. The Serrano sisters are both trained by Jordan Maldonado. Serrano's originally scheduled opponent, Fatuma Zarika of Kenya, was unable to leave that country to get to the United States due to visa problems.

	==WBC Featherweight Championship==		==WBC Super Featherweight Championship==

	On April 27th 2012, Serrano faced the undefeated Frida Wallberg in Cloetta Center, Linkoping, Sweden. Serrano came up short losing to Wallberg in a unanimous decision. The referee was Victor Loughlin and the judges were Gudjon Vilhelm 93-98 \| judge: Venciclav Nikolov 93-97 \| judge: Franco Ciminale 94-96.		On April 27th 2012, Serrano faced the undefeated Frida Wallberg in Cloetta Center, Linkoping, Sweden. Serrano came up short losing to Wallberg in a unanimous decision. The referee was Victor Loughlin and the judges were Gudjon Vilhelm 93-98 \| judge: Venciclav Nikolov 93-97 \| judge: Franco Ciminale 94-96.

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Regional & Minor Titles

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	*[[WBC]] Diamond Super Bantamweight Title (January 2017; 0 defenses)		*[[WBC]] Diamond Super Bantamweight Title (January 2017; 0 defenses)
	*[[WBC]] Interim World Female Featherweight Title (September 2019; 0 defenses)		*[[WBC]] Interim World Female Featherweight Title (September 2019; 0 defenses)
			*[[WBAN]] Lineal Featherweight Title (September 2019)

	==World Titles==		==World Titles==

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	*'''Trainer:''' [[Jordan Maldonado]]		*'''Trainer:''' [[Jordan Maldonado]]

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	*'''Trainer:''' [[Jordan Maldonado]]		*'''Trainer:''' [[Jordan Maldonado]]

Kstat124: /* Professional Record */

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	*Has a record of 11-1 (8 KOs) in world title fights.		*Has a record of 11-1 (8 KOs) in world title fights.
	*Has a record of 7-1 (3 KOs) against former or current world titlists.		*Has a record of 7-1 (3 KOs) against former or current world titlists.
	**Won against [[María Elena Maderna]], [[Fatuma Zarika]] (twice), [[Olivia Gerula]], [[~~Yazmín~~ Rivas]], [[Dahiana Santana]], and [[Heather Hardy]].		**Won against [[María Elena Maderna]], [[Fatuma Zarika]] (twice), [[Olivia Gerula]], [[Yazmin Rivas]], [[Dahiana Santana]], and [[Heather Hardy]].
	**Lost against [[Frida Wallberg]].		**Lost against [[Frida Wallberg]].

Kstat124: /* Regional & Minor Titles */

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	*[[Womens International Boxing Association\|WIBA]] World Featherweight Title (February 2013; 0 defenses)		*[[Womens International Boxing Association\|WIBA]] World Featherweight Title (February 2013; 0 defenses)
	*[[WBC]] Diamond Super Bantamweight Title (January 2017; 0 defenses)		*[[WBC]] Diamond Super Bantamweight Title (January 2017; 0 defenses)
	*[[WBC]] Interim World Female Featherweight Title (~~Septembe~~ 2019; 0 defenses)		*[[WBC]] Interim World Female Featherweight Title (September 2019; 0 defenses)

	==World Titles==		==World Titles==

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	*[[IBF]] World Female Super Featherweight Title (September 2011; 0 defenses)		*[[IBF]] World Female Super Featherweight Title (September 2011; 0 defenses)
	*[[WBO]] World Female Lightweight Title (August 2014; 0 defenses)		*[[WBO]] World Female Lightweight Title (August 2014; 0 defenses)
	*[[WBO]] World Female Featherweight Title (February 2016; 1 defense)(September 2019; 0 defenses)		*[[WBO]] World Female Featherweight Title (February 2016; 1 defense) (September 2019; 0 defenses)
	*[[WBO]] World Female Super Bantamweight Title (October 2016; 2 defenses)		*[[WBO]] World Female Super Bantamweight Title (October 2016; 2 defenses)
	*[[WBO]] World Female Bantamweight Title (April 2017; 1 defense)		*[[WBO]] World Female Bantamweight Title (April 2017; 1 defense)

Kstat124: /* World Titles */

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	*[[IBF]] World Female Super Featherweight Title (September 2011; 0 defenses)		*[[IBF]] World Female Super Featherweight Title (September 2011; 0 defenses)
	*[[WBO]] World Female Lightweight Title (August 2014; 0 defenses)		*[[WBO]] World Female Lightweight Title (August 2014; 0 defenses)
	*[[WBO]] World Female Featherweight Title (February 2016; 1 defense)		*[[WBO]] World Female Featherweight Title (February 2016; 1 defense)(September 2019; 0 defenses)
	*[[WBO]] World Female Super Bantamweight Title (October 2016; ~~1 defense~~)		*[[WBO]] World Female Super Bantamweight Title (October 2016; 2 defenses)
	*[[WBO]] World Female Bantamweight Title (April 2017; 1 defense)		*[[WBO]] World Female Bantamweight Title (April 2017; 1 defense)
			*[[WBO]] World Female Super Lightweight Title (September 2018; 0 defenses)
			*[[WBO]] World Female Super Flyweight Title (January 2019; 0 defenses)

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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	*[[NABF]] Female Featherweight Title (June 2011; 0 defenses)		*[[NABF]] Female Featherweight Title (June 2011; 0 defenses)
	*[[UBF]] InterContinental Female Super Featherweight Title (December 2012; 0 defenses)		*[[UBF]] InterContinental Female Super Featherweight Title (December 2012; 0 defenses)
	*[[UBF]] Female Featherweight Title (February 2013; 0 defenses)		*[[UBF]] World Female Featherweight Title (February 2013; 0 defenses)
	*[[Womens International Boxing Association\|WIBA]] Featherweight Title (February 2013; 0 defenses)		*[[Womens International Boxing Association\|WIBA]] World Featherweight Title (February 2013; 0 defenses)
			*[[WBC]] Diamond Super Bantamweight Title (January 2017; 0 defenses)
			*[[WBC]] Interim World Female Featherweight Title (Septembe 2019; 0 defenses)

	==World Titles==		==World Titles==