Amanda Serrano has put her title where her mouth is. The seven-division belt holder has given up her WBC 126-pound title because the sanctioning body refuses to allow women to fight under men’s rules – 12 three-minute rounds. Women are generally limited to 10 two-minute rounds, which WBC officials say protects them. Serrano in October defeated Daniela Ramos by a shutout decision in defense of three of her four titles in a 12-round fight. The WBC belt was not on the line. She made a statement on Instagram to explain her position: “The WBC has refused to evolve the sport for equality. So I am relinquishing their title. Moving forward if a sanctioning body doesn’t want to give me and my fellow fighters the choice to fight the same as the men, then I will not be fighting for that sanctioning body.” “I am the only boxer, male or female, from Puerto Rico to become undisputed champion. I am the only female boxer to have won titles in seven divisions,” Serrano said. “I am t...
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