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Amanda Serrano: the case for the GOAT

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    Amanda Serrano: the case for the GOAT

    Featherweight · Puerto Rico · Born 9 October 1988, Carolina, Puerto Rico · Career 2009–present

    Puerto Rican southpaw who has won world titles from super flyweight to light welterweight. An aggressive puncher with one of the highest knockout counts in women's boxing.

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    Why Amanda Serrano could be the GOAT

    Serrano has won world titles in seven weight classes, a record for women's boxing. She became undisputed at featherweight and matched Christy Martin's women's record for knockouts. Her range across divisions sets her apart.

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