Serrano vs Cruz Live Boxing Fight Broadcast 04 February 2023

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Amanda Serrano faces Erika Cruz and Alycia Baumgardner takes on Elhem Mekhaled on two undisputed championship fights tonight, plus seven more fights! While Las Vegas has become a hub for sporting events, boxing will always feel special when Madison Square Garden hosts a fight. Amanda Serrano has had plenty of moments inside “The World’s Most Famous Arena,” and she is looking to add another on February 4. Serrano (43-2-1, 30 KOs) has been around the block, including all the way up to 135lbs against Katie Taylor last year, and wants to cement herself as one of the greats of the women’s game. Cruz (15-1, 3 KOs) is not nearly as experienced, and will be hoping to pull off a shock to put herself on the map. But in order to achieve this feat, she will need to overcome WBA women’s featherweight champion Erika Cruz Hernandez. Cruz has held the title since where she beat Jelena Mrdjenovich and has made two successful defences, and now looks to produce what would be a big upset and dent the possibility of a Serrano vs. Katie Taylor rematch. Serrano is looking to expand from her unanimous decision victory over Sarah Mahfoud and become the undisputed women’s featherweight champion. Her last opportunity at an undisputed title fell short as she was upended by Katie Taylor. If she lands a win over Cruz, many believe a second shot at Taylor could be on the horizon for the 14-year-old boxing pro. “It’s where I beat Heather Hardy to get my baby (the WBO featherweight title) back for the first piece of the puzzle. “It’s the same place where I made history becoming a seven-division world champion. Amanda Serrano (43-2-1 30 KOs) and Erika Cruz (15-1 3 KOs) square off in the main event live stream from Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York on Saturday, February 4. The contest features Puerto Rico’s seven-weight world champion putting her unified WBC, WBO and IBF featherweight belts on the line against Mexico’s current WBA titleholder. The pair battles it out for the undisputed 126-pound title. The world championship bout is scheduled for ten rounds. In the UK and Australia the event airs live on Sunday, February 5. Also on the main card, Brooklyn-born undefeated former U.S. Olympic team member Richardson Hitchins (15-0, 7 KOs) defends his IBF North American super lightweight belt in a ten-rounder against Puerto Rico’s unbeaten John Bauza (17-0, 7 KOs), fighting out of North Bergen, New Jersey. In addition, Puerto Rico’s Yankiel Rivera (2-0, 2 KOs) and Colton, Californa-born Fernando Diaz (11-2-1, 3 KOs) faceoff in an eight-rounder at flyweight.