Amanda Serrano delivers rallying message for female fighters ahead of Daniela Bermudez fight

Serrano promises to 'open doors' for young women globally in Bermudez clash

The WBC featherweight champion, Puerto Rican Amanda Serrano (39-1-1, 29 KO), fights Argentinian Daniela “Bonita” Bermúdez (29-3-3, 10 KO) this Thursday, at the Plaza del Quinto Centenario in San Juan de Puerto Rico.

Puerto Rican born Amanda Serrano is ready to ably defend her WBC featherweight championship in Puerto Rico against tough challenger Daniela Bermudez.

Although the card will not have an audience, Amanda is more than motivated to defend her championships on her beloved island.

“It is a great honor to fight here. The fight is for you, for my island. I’ve been training hard doing what I love to bring them pride ”

“I want to continue making history. I fight for all the women of Puerto Rico; I want to be a role model for girls. I fight for the young women; I want to open doors for the girls of Puerto Rico. We are capable of doing everything we dream to do.”

The WBC featherweight champion, Puerto Rican Amanda Serrano (39-1-1, 29 KO), will face Argentine fighter, Daniela “Bonita” Bermúdez (29-3-3, 10 KO), in the main event of a card to be held tomorrow, Thursday, March 25, in the Plaza del Quinto Centenario, in San Juan de Puerto Rico.

The fight, which is part of the “Ring City USA” series and is promoted by DiBella Entertainment, Miguel Cotto Promotions and Bash Boxing, will be televised on NBC and TyC Sports.

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