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Amanda Serrano vs. Danila Ramos: Date, time, how to watch, background

Amanda Serrano vs. Danila Ramos: Date, time, how to watch, background.

Longtime featherweight champ Amanda Serrano will defend her belts against Danila Ramos under men’s rules, 12 three-minute rounds.

AMANDA SERRANO (45-2-1, 30 KOs)
VS. DANILA RAMOS (12-2, 1 KOs)

  • Date: Friday, Oct. 27
  • Time: 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT (main event later in show)
  • Where: Caribe Royale Orlando, Orlando, Florida
  • TV/Stream: DAZN
  • Division: Featherweight (126 pounds)
  • At stake: Serrano’s IBF, WBA and WBO titles
  • Odds: Serrano 11-1 favorite (average of multiple outlets)
  • Also on the card: Damian Lescaille vs. Ray Barlow, welterweights; Antonio Vargas vs. Hernan Marquez, bantamweights
  • Prediction: Serrano UD
  • Background: Serrano’s fight with Ramos fight will be contested under men’s rules, 12 three-minute rounds. The longtime 126-pound queen will be making her third defense this year and fourth in 13 months. She last fought in August, when she nearly shutout Heather Hardy in their rematch in Dallas. The 35-year-old Puerto Rican has won three consecutive fights since losing a decision to 135-pound champ Katie Taylor in April of last year. Serrano has held major titles in a record seven divisions if you don’t count Manny Pacquiao’s Ring Magazine titles. Ramos, a 38-year-old Brazilian, is coming off a break-through split decision victory over Brenda Karen Carbajal in August, which earned her a shot at Serrano.

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Amanda Serrano vs. Danila Ramos: Date, time, how to watch, background

Amanda Serrano vs. Danila Ramos: Date, time, how to watch, background.

Longtime featherweight champ Amanda Serrano will defend her belts against Danila Ramos under men’s rules, 12 three-minute rounds.

AMANDA SERRANO (45-2-1, 30 KOs)
VS. DANILA RAMOS (12-2, 1 KOs)

  • Date: Friday, Oct. 27
  • Time: 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT (main event later in show)
  • Where: Caribe Royale Orlando, Orlando, Florida
  • TV/Stream: DAZN
  • Division: Featherweight (126 pounds)
  • At stake: Serrano’s IBF, WBA and WBO titles
  • Odds: Serrano 11-1 favorite (average of multiple outlets)
  • Also on the card: Damian Lescaille vs. Ray Barlow, welterweights; Antonio Vargas vs. Hernan Marquez, bantamweights
  • Prediction: Serrano UD
  • Background: Serrano’s fight with Ramos fight will be contested under men’s rules, 12 three-minute rounds. The longtime 126-pound queen will be making her third defense this year and fourth in 13 months. She last fought in August, when she nearly shutout Heather Hardy in their rematch in Dallas. The 35-year-old Puerto Rican has won three consecutive fights since losing a decision to 135-pound champ Katie Taylor in April of last year. Serrano has held major titles in a record seven divisions if you don’t count Manny Pacquiao’s Ring Magazine titles. Ramos, a 38-year-old Brazilian, is coming off a break-through split decision victory over Brenda Karen Carbajal in August, which earned her a shot at Serrano.

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Amanda Serrano vs. Danila Ramos will be 12 three-minute rounds

Amanda Serrano vs. Danila Ramos will be 12 three-minute rounds.

Undisputed featherweight champion Amanda Serrano and challenger Danila Ramos will have extra time to show what they can do on Oct. 27.

The fight, in Orlando, Florida, will be contested under men’s rules — 12 three-minute rounds, not the 10 two-minute rounds typical of women’s boxing, Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions announced.

Not since 2007 has a women’s title bout been fought with the added two rounds and extended time, according to reports.

Serrano (45-2-1, 30 KOs) holds all four major 126-pound belts. The IBF, WBA and WBO — as well as Florida Athletic Commission — have sanctioned the bout.

The WBC, which opposes three-minute rounds for women for what it believes are safety issues, will not back the event.

“This fight is about more than some belts,” Serrano said in a statement. “We have faced a long and hard battle, united as women, to achieve the same pay, respect, and recognition in boxing.

“Together, on Friday, October 27, we will make history and prove to the world once again how incredible women’s boxing is and that we are just as tough, dynamic, and capable as any man in the ring, if not more so.

“This is a fight for women everywhere to be treated the same as their male counterparts.”

Serrano is coming off a near shutout decision over Heather Hardy in a title defense on Aug. 5.

Ramos (12-2, 1 KO) last fought on Aug. 18, when she outpointed Brenda Karen Carbajal in Buenos Aires.