Amanda Serrano - Lucrezia Mansour: Betting Tip (cf 2.02) and bets on the fight

Current form 

Amanda Serrano left no questions about her form in May, stopping Cheyenne Hanson in the second round. This success allowed the Puerto Rican to match Christie Martin in the number of knockouts in women's professional boxing — now both have 32 early victories. Serrano is 37 years old. She is a southpaw and has fought 54 professional fights. Her record is 49-4-1. She has completed 268 rounds in her career, and made her professional debut back in 2009. The athlete's height is just over 165 cm, and her arm span is 166 cm. At the same time, power work remains one of the main trump cards: 65.3 percent of her victories were due to an early outcome. The Real Deal has brought the case to the judges' decision in 12 of the last 18 fights. Over the years, Serrano has won titles in a wide variety of divisions. She became the WBC, IBO, IBF and WBO world champion. Her track record includes victories over Reina Telles, Sarah Mahfoud, Erica Cruz Hernandez, Kimberly Connor, Fatuma Zarica, Yazmin Rivas, Dahianna Santana, Daniela Bermudez and other famous rivals. Three of Serrano's four defeats came against Katie Taylor. They first met in 2022, after which they had two more fights — in November 2024 and July 2025. In all cases, Taylor became the winner. The last meeting ended with the decision of the majority of judges in favor of the Irish.

Current form

Lucrezia Mansour is approaching the main test of her career after defeating Nahir Aimara Erlin. In March, the Argentine confidently went through ten rounds and prevailed by unanimous decision, defending the WBO Latino featherweight title. The 27-year-old Latin American has 14 wins and four losses, seven fights ended by knockout. She has been competing in the professional ring since 2020 and has managed to complete 97 rounds. The Argentine woman is 157 cm tall, and there is no data on arm span. A serious advantage of Serrano is already noticeable here: the American is about 9.8 cm taller.

At the same time, you should not underestimate Mansour due to the difference in size. Half of her wins ended ahead of schedule, with two knockouts coming in her last four wins. But the Argentine also has an unpleasant feature of her track record — problems against high-class rivals. Mansour suffered her first defeat in 2022, losing to Maria Ines Ferreira by technical knockout in the fifth round. In 2023, she lost to Estefania Karen Alaniz by split decision, and then to Karen Carbajal by unanimous decision. In the same year, Mansour was stopped by Daniela Bermudez.

After that, his career took off. In 2024, the Argentine won the South American featherweight title by defeating Laura Grifa. Then she stopped Paola Benavidez in the sixth round and became the champion of Argentina. This was followed by a victory over Marcela Eliana Acuna, after which Mansour added the WBO Latino belt to her collection. The upcoming fight will be her first outside of Argentina. Serrano will be the tenth opponent in Mansour's career who had a positive balance of wins and losses at the time of the meeting.