(APR 21) This afternoon at the Brooklyn Marriott, Brooklyn, New York, 5x, four-division world champion, Amanda Serrano (31-1-1, 23 KOs) of Puerto Rico, weighed in at the corresponding weight of 118 pounds, while former world champion Dahiana Santana (35-8, 14 KOs) of the Dominican Republic weighed in at 122.2 pounds.

This bout is a scheduled 10 round bout for the Vacant World Boxing Organization's World Women's Bantamweight title. Since Amanda Serrano weighed in at the 118 lbs., and after the WBO and the New State Athletic Commission conferred with both the Serrano and the Santana Camps regarding weight difference, both camps agreed to move forward with the WBO scheduled World Bantamweight title bout.

"Dahiana could have weighed in at 130 pounds. It would've have mattered because I'm prepared to face her. And tomorrow Puerto Rico will have for the first time a five-division world champion. I don't take days off, I train to win and tomorrow you will all see the results," Amanda said.

The bout will be broadcast live on Showtime Extreme at 7:30 p.m. EST.

Should Amanda Serrano win tomorrow evening at the Barclay Center she will become the first boxer in the history of women's boxing to win world titles in five divisions and would surpass her countryman 4x World Champion Miguel Cotto as the first Puerto Rican fighter to do so.