Amanda Serrano is slated to step back into the squared circle on May 30 at the El Paso County Coliseum in Texas, where she will once again put her WBA and WBO championships on the line. Her opponent for the night is Germany’s rising contender Cheyenne Hanson, a fighter who has already announced her intent to win and who possesses significant knockout power.
This bout will share the same event as Stephanie Han’s highly anticipated rematch against former champion Holly Holm for the WBA lightweight title, creating a stacked evening of world‑title action. In addition to the headline fights, the undercard features a host of compelling match‑ups.
Desley Robinson will defend both the IBF and WBO middleweight crowns against challenger Mary Spencer, while Yokasta Valle will drop back down to the light‑flyweight division to challenge Lourdes Juarez for the WBC belt. The event’s promoter, Most Valuable Promotions (MVP), has also stacked the card with a mixture of seasoned veterans and promising prospects. Speaking ahead of the fight, Serrano expressed respect for her opponent, saying, “I honor every fighter who steps into the ring with me, and I know Hanson is coming to win and she has knockout power.” She added that she continues to chase the all‑time knockout record, a personal goal that fuels her preparation. “Everything starts with discipline, execution, and delivering at the highest level on fight night,” she explained.
Serrano also praised Han, noting, “Stephanie Han is all class, and it is my pleasure to come to her city and walk before her on Saturday, May 30. See you soon, El Paso.” Serrano’s résumé is historic: she is the first Puerto Rican boxer to achieve undisputed world champion status and is widely regarded as the most decorated female fighter in boxing history. Her career highlights include a high‑profile trilogy with Katie Taylor, a series of unification bouts, and a triumphant homecoming in Puerto Rico in January, where she defended her unified featherweight title against Reina Tellez.
Hanson, for her part, conveyed excitement about representing Germany on such a prominent stage. “I’m really excited and grateful for this fight,” she said.
“It means a lot to be representing Germany. Training camp will be tough, but I’m focused. I respect my opponent, yet I’m coming to make a statement.” The undercard will also showcase MVP’s own talent pool. Mexico’s WBC, WBO and WBA contender Yesica Nery Plata will face California’s Brook Sibrian in an eight‑round light‑flyweight bout.
Boxlab Promotions’ Reina Tellez returns in a 126‑lb contest, while MVP’s Miranda Reyes squares off against Camilla Panatta in an eight‑round lightweight clash at 135 lb. Unbeaten prospect Jocelyn Camarillo steps back into the ring against Mexico’s Yazmin Martinez in a six‑round light‑flyweight fight, and MVP’s Iyana "Roxy" Verduzco and Elise Soro will each meet opponents yet to be announced.
Further down the card, Alexis "Chop Chop" Chaparro will meet Edward Ulloa (15‑7, 12 KOs) in an eight‑round middleweight bout, while Alexander "The Alley Cat" Gueche will challenge Texas prospect Joshua Montoya (7‑4‑2) in a six‑round super‑bantamweight contest at 122 lb. The evening will close with WBA and WBC contender Nazarena Romero, who will soon learn her opponent for an eight‑round super‑bantamweight fight, and Albina Moldazhanova versus Claudia Herrera in a six‑round super‑lightweight showdown.
Co‑founders of Most Valuable Promotions, Nakisa Bidarian and Jake Paul, described the event as the embodiment of the promotion’s vision. "El Paso is the perfect home for this card, and we expect a 100 percent sell‑out," they said. "Two current top‑ten pound‑for‑pound fighters and four world‑title bouts featuring Amanda Serrano, Stephanie Han, Holly Holm, Desley Robinson, Lourdes Juarez, and Yokasta Valle—all on one night—doesn’t happen anywhere else." Beyond the marquee fights, the promoters highlighted the depth of talent on the card: Mexico’s top contender Yesica Nery Plata returning as one of the world’s best pound‑for‑pound fighters, Reina Tellez’s first bout since her inspiring performance against Serrano, Miranda Reyes stepping up again after testing two world champions, and the continued ascent of Elise Soto, Alexis Chaparro, and Alexander Gueche.
The night will also mark the promotional debuts of Jocelyn Camarillo and Roxy Verduzco. Fans can tune in live on ESPN to watch the action, and the promotion encourages viewers to use the Chrome browser for the most accessible video player experience.
With a blend of championship stakes, rising stars, and historic significance, the May 30 event in El Paso promises to be a landmark night for women’s boxing and for the sport as a whole.