Amanda Serrano Shows Her Might in Puerto Rico

Amanda Serrano proved she's still a force to be reckoned with in the boxing world. She kept her WBA and WBO featherweight titles by beating Reina Tellez in a 10-round fight. The scores were close, but Serrano was clearly the better boxer. She showed her skill and experience from the very start. Tellez, who took the fight on short notice, put up a good fight but was no match for Serrano's power and technique. Serrano was happy to be back fighting at her natural weight class. She said it felt great to be back at 126 pounds after fighting at a higher weight. She also thanked her fans for their support. Tellez, on the other hand, was proud of her performance. She said she had never fought 10 rounds before, let alone against one of the best in the world. She held her own and showed she can compete at a high level.The fight was not without its moments. Serrano's eye swelled up in the middle rounds, but she kept fighting. She even tried to knock out Tellez in the final round. Tellez managed to survive and avoid being knocked out. She earned respect and future opportunities with her performance. Serrano is not done yet. She said she will continue her career and stay at her natural weight class. She did not call out any specific opponents but hinted at future fights with other champions. In the co-main event, Stephanie Han kept her WBA lightweight title by beating Holly Holm. The fight ended early when Han was cut by an accidental headbutt. Han dominated the fight and showed her skill and speed. This event was a showcase of women's boxing. It showed that women can be just as exciting and skilled as men. Serrano and Han proved they are champions for a reason. They showed their power, technique, and heart in the ring. It was a night to remember for boxing fans.