Amanda Serrano to retire after Puerto Rico farewell on Jan. 9, will defend WBO and WBA featherweight titles

Amanda Serrano will make a farewell appearance in Puerto Rico on January 9, defending her unified WBO and WBA featherweight world titles against Australia's Skye Falzon. The bout will mark the champion's final fight before she hangs up her gloves.

Amanda Serrano will close out her professional boxing career with a farewell fight in Puerto Rico on January 9, when she defends her unified WBO and WBA featherweight world titles against Australia’s Skye Falzon.

The Puerto Rico date has been billed as Serrano’s final appearance in the ring. The champion will put both of her featherweight belts on the line against Falzon, who travels from Australia as the designated challenger.

The matchup brings the title contest to Serrano’s home territory for what organisers are calling a send-off event. Details on venue, undercard fights and ticketing have not been disclosed in the initial announcement.

The outcome will determine the holder of the WBO and WBA featherweight championships going forward, with Serrano expected to retire after the bout. Further logistical and promotional information is expected as the fight date approaches.