Amanda Serrano Ties Knockout Record With 32nd Stoppage

Amanda Serrano equals record for the most knockouts in women's boxing history

Seven-weight world champion Amanda Serrano continues to make boxing history Amanda Serrano equalled the record for the most knockouts in women’s boxing history with a second-round stoppage of Cheyenne Hanson in Texas to retain her WBA and WBO featherweight titles. The American dominated the encounter and, having pinned Germany’s Hanson, 28, in the corner, unloaded […]

Amanda Serrano Ties Knockout Record With 32nd Stoppage

Amanda Serrano secured her place in the record books on Saturday, May 30, 2026, by defeating Cheyenne Hanson via a second-round technical knockout at the El Paso County Coliseum. The victory allowed Amanda Serrano to tie the all-time women’s boxing knockout record held by Christy Martin, reaching 32 stoppages. Referee intervention ended the contest at 2:25 of the second round after the unified featherweight champion unleashed a sustained barrage…

Amanda Serrano: "I Can Break It In The Next One"

Amanda Serrano tied Christy Martin’s women’s boxing knockout record on Saturday night and already has ... read more Amanda Serrano: “I Can Break It In The Next One” After 32nd KO @ Boxing News 24/7

Amanda Serrano vs Cheyenne Hanson: Serrano equals all-time KO record with stoppage

Amanda Serrano showed she had too much power and aggression for Cheyenne Hanson as she forced a stoppage in the second round and equalled the most knockouts in women’s boxing history.

Amanda Serrano matches impressive KO record with latest win

Amanda Serrano is now tied for the record for most knockouts in female boxing following a quick win over Cheyenne Hanson. Serrano scored a dominant second-round stoppage victory over Hanson in Texas, successfully defending her WBA and WBO featherweight world titles. The Puerto Rican star was in control from the opening bell and quickly proved […] The post Amanda Serrano matches impressive KO record with latest win appeared first on Boxing News.

Result: Serrano Overwhelms Hanson To Retain Titles

By Boxing Bob Newman Future Hall-of-Famer Amanda Serrano abated the pre-fight cockiness of Germany’s Cheyenne Hanson in less than two rounds. After assessing Hanson’s approach in the first, Serrano put it into overdrive and battered Hanson into a neutral corner where she let fly with a relentless barrage, forcing referee Robert Hoyle to save the still standing Hanson from further punishment. What she possessed in bravado, Hanson lacked in experi…