Amanda Serrano, the undisputed women’s featherweight champion, will defend her three world championship titles against WBO mandatory challenger Danila Ramos on Friday.
This match, however, is about more than just Serrano vs. Ramos since it will be the first time a women’s title fight will be held over 12 three-minute rounds, just like men’s championship fights. If Serrano wins, a rematch with Katie Taylor is a possibility.
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Amanda Serrano vs Danila Ramos date, start time
- Date: Friday, October 27
- Start time: 9 p.m. ET / 2 a.m. UK time
- Main event ringwalks (approx): 11 p.m. ET / 4 a.m. UK time
The card will start at approximately 9 p.m. ET / 2 a.m. UK time, with ringwalks for Serrano vs. Ramos likely to be around 11 p.m. ET / 4 a.m. UK time but running times depend on the length of the fights on the undercard..
Amanda Serrano vs Danila Ramos Preview:
On October 27, the undisputed featherweight champion Amanda Serrano will face Danila Ramos in the first 12-round boxing match in almost 15 years. The bout takes place at the Caribe Royale Orlando in Florida and will be broadcast globally on DAZN.
Serrano, a seven-weight world champion, fell to Katie Taylor in a historic fight at Madison Square Garden in 2022, but has since won three consecutive fights. The Puerto Rican fighter overcame Erika Cruz to become the first female undisputed champion in boxing history, and she now wants to compete on an even playing field with male boxers.
Amanda Serrano leads the battle for change when she defends her featherweight title against Danila Ramos on October 27 at the Caribe Royale Orlando in Florida. The fight, which will be broadcast on DAZN, is the first time since 2007 that a women’s professional boxing contest has been planned for 12 three-minute rounds.
Serrano (45-2-1) is a women’s tennis icon, having won a record seven world titles in seven different weight classes. While the WBC title of the undisputed featherweight champion will not be at stake due to the regulatory body’s opposition to three-minute rounds for women in boxing, Serrano refuses to let politics overshadow what is a historic moment.
“For me personally, I don’t want to go back to two minutes,” Serrano told Sky Sports. “It makes no sense to go backwards, so hopefully other women are on board, they love the idea, they’ve been asking for it for many years now, and hopefully, this is the first step.”
Ramos (12-2-) has met Elhem Mekhaled and Katharina Thanderz, both of whom she has lost to. To earn a crack at gold, the top contender for Serrano’s WBO belt defeated past multi-time title contender Brenda Karen Carabajal.
“In MMA, female boxers compete in 5-minute rounds, just like their male counterparts.” Women and men participate under the same rules in bare-knuckle boxing. “On Friday, October 27, Danila and I are proud to make history and compete under the same rules as male boxers,” Serrano said in a statement.
“This is a fight for equal treatment of women everywhere.” Thank you to the Florida Athletic Commission, the sanctioning organisations WBO, WBA, IBF, Boxlab Promotions, and, of course, Jordan Maldonado and my wonderful crew at Most Valuable Promotions.”
It should be emphasised that Srrano’s WBC title will not be at stake because the organisation refused to approve a female match with 12 three-minute rounds.
Ramos turned pro in 2017 and has fought for interim super featherweight title against Elhem Mekhaled and Katharina Thanderz. On a four-fight winning streak, she outpointed Brenda Karen Carabajal in August to become the WBO featherweight title’s top contender.
Aside from the main event, several young guns battle for a spot on the most recent Most Valuable Prospects card. Here is a list of all the fighters competing in Serrano vs. Ramos.
Amanda Serrano record and bio
- Nationality: Puerto Rican
- Date of birth: October 9, 1988
- Height: 5′ 5.5″
- Reach: 65.5″
- Total fights: 48
- Record: 45-2-1 (30 KOs)
Danila Ramos record and bio
- Nationality: Brazilian
- Date of birth: June 8, 1985
- Height: 5′ 6″
- Reach: 69.5″
- Total fights: 14
- Record: 12-2 (1 KO)
Serrano vs. Ramos fight card
- Amanda Serrano vs Danila Ramos; For Serrano’s IBF, WBO and WBA women’s featherweight title
- Damian Lescaille vs. Victoriano Antonio Santillan; Welterweight
- Alex Rios vs. Benino Aguilar; Lightweight
- Krystal Rosado vs. Kata Pap; Women’s super flyweight
- Antonio Vargas vs. Hernan Marquez; Bantamweight
- Angel Chavez vs. Ulisses Jimenez; Super middleweight
- Damazian VanHouter vs. Nafys Anas; Light heavyweight
- Euri Cedeno vs. TBA; Middleweight
