Amanda Serrano reached 50 professional wins after edging Lucrecia Manzur by majority decision in Temecula, California. Serrano retained the WBA, WBO and Ring featherweight titles, while Melissa Mortensen left with the vacant WBA super-bantamweight belt on a 12-fight Most Valuable Promotions card streamed live on TikTok.

Amanda Serrano Gets No. 50

Serrano won the 12-round main event 116-112, 116-112 and 114-114, surviving a busy and accurate performance from Argentina’s Manzur. The result moved the Puerto Rican star to 50-4-1, while Manzur fell to 14-5. Serrano remains level with Christy Martin on 32 career knockouts after going the distance.

Manzur made a fast start in her first fight outside Argentina, pressing Serrano from the opening rounds and repeatedly finding the champion with her right hand. She opened a cut on Serrano‘s forehead in round four and had stretches where the titleholder looked uncomfortable. CompuBox numbers had Manzur landing 34 percent of her punches, compared with Serrano’s 25 percent.

Serrano found her footing in the second half, using body shots and counters before taking control during the championship rounds. Her late rally was enough to convince two judges, though the 114-114 card showed how close the contest remained. Serrano sustained a hand injury during the fight, adding another wrinkle to a difficult night at Pechanga Resort Casino.

The 37-year-old was chasing a stoppage that would have made her the sole holder of the women’s boxing knockout record. Instead, she tied a win milestone few women have reached and kept her belts. The TikTok LIVE broadcast generated 3.4 million total views, according to BBC Sport.

Serrano said after the fight that Manzur was “tough” and “hungry,” having known the 27-year-old challenger would treat the title shot as a major opportunity. She has discussed one more boxing match, ideally a farewell event in Puerto Rico, though no opponent has been confirmed.

MVP Amanda Serrano vs. Lucrecia Manzur Results: Full Fight Card From TikTok LIVE Event

Melissa Mortensen became the new WBA super-bantamweight champion by split decision over Mexico’s Mayelli Flores. The scorecards read 95-94 twice for Mortensen and 95-94 for Flores in a fight that had the Temecula crowd voicing its frustration with the verdict.

Flores dropped Mortensen in round two and hurt her again in the fifth, but the Danish fighter responded through the later rounds with sustained combinations and right hands. Mortensen improved to 10-0, while Flores suffered another narrow setback in a third attempt to win a world title.

Amanda Serrano def. Lucrecia Manzur via majority decision, 114-114, 116-112, 116-112, to retain the WBA, WBO and Ring featherweight titles at 126 pounds. Serrano is now 50-4-1 with 32 knockouts; Manzur is 14-5.

Melissa Mortensen def. Mayelli Flores via split decision, 95-94, 95-94, 94-95, to win the vacant WBA super-bantamweight title at 122 pounds. Mortensen moved to 10-0.

Jahmal Harvey def. Hammet Keb via second-round knockout at 2:48 of a six-round lightweight contest. The 2021 World Amateur champion and Paris Olympian improved to 4-0.

Avious Griffin def. Jackson Marinez via fifth-round TKO, corner retirement. Griffin dropped Marinez twice in round five before the Dominican’s corner stopped the bout between rounds. Griffin advanced to 20-1.

Cinderella Linnear def. Jully “Poca” Oliveira via split decision, 39-37, 39-37 and 37-39, in a four-round junior-welterweight fight. Linnear improved to 2-0 and handed Oliveira her first official pro defeat.

Keno Marley def. Braylan Brooks via third-round knockout at 1:46 in a cruiserweight bout. The two-time Brazilian Olympian moved to 3-0.

Brook Sibrian def. Lupita Medina via unanimous decision, 77-75 and 78-74 twice, over eight rounds at minimumweight. Sibrian gave the previously unbeaten Medina her first defeat.

Nelvie Tiafack def. Salvador Zavala via third-round knockout at 0:55 in a heavyweight contest. The 2024 Olympic bronze medalist went to 5-0 and handed Zavala his first loss.

Iyana “Roxy” Verduzco def. Miguelina Hernandez via split decision, 77-75, 74-78 and 78-74, over eight rounds at featherweight. Verduzco stayed unbeaten at 8-0.

Jocelyn Camarillo def. Ashley Felix via unanimous decision, 58-56, 59-55 and 60-54, in a six-round minimumweight bout. Camarillo improved to 7-0.

Paolo Barredo def. Jorge Garcia via unanimous decision, 60-54, 60-54 and 59-55, in a six-round lightweight bout. Barredo is now 7-0.

Albina Moldazhanova def. Sheila Liesegang via first-round knockout at 1:21 in a junior-welterweight fight. Moldazhanova improved to 5-0 with five knockouts.