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Super Fight: Amanda Serrano vs.
Heather Hardy: WBAN Belt added to the Sanctioned Title Belts
by Sue TL Fox
September 5, 2019
(SEPT 5) We are excited to
announce that in the upcoming super fight between two Amanda
"The Real Deal" Serrano versus Heather "The Heat" Hardy, the two
will be fighting for the WBAN Featherweight World Title
Independent Belt that is added to their sanctioned belts!
This will be the second weight
class that Serrano, 36-1-1 (27 KO), of Brooklyn, New York will
fight for the WBAN Belt - Prediction---This will be one of the
TOP fights for this year--it is a five-star matchup on Boxrec.
The two will be fighting on September 13, 2019 at the Madison
Square Garden in New York.
Serrano will seek to become world
champion a ninth time, when she faces Heather Hardy, 22-0-0
(4KO), also from Brooklyn. The fight will feature live broadcast
by the DAZN.
Serrano told WBAN, "I'm super
happy and excited to be fighting for the WBAN strap once again.
I fought for it at 122, and won it when I defeated Yasmin Rivas.
The WBAN is a clear indicator that it's a good fight, otherwise
it wouldn't be approved."
"The WBAN is as meaningful to me as any of the other World
Titles, they were around fighting for us and giving is the
recognition we deserve---way before any of the major
organizations had at the time. We depended on Sue Fox and
her WBAN site to take us where no other could to (the fans.)"
"For that I am grateful and will always pay respects to them.
Thank you always, Sue," added Serrano.
In an interview, Heather "The
Heat" Hardy spoke to
The Ring and said, “We found out in February (2019)
that, as a ‘super champion,’ Amanda could call out any champion
in any weight division and she would be the mandatory next
defense – and she chose me,” said Hardy. “I didn’t get this far
in the boxing game to not know how it works. They’re hyping up a
big fight between her and (undisputed female lightweight
champion) Katie Taylor and this is the second of her three-fight
deal (with Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing).”