Serrano, who boasts a fight history of 50 wins, four defeats and one draw, will be seeking to break the all-time women's knockout record in her farewell bout.
Reflecting on her time in the sport, Serrano noted that boxing has been her life while acknowledging the journey it provided for her and her family. She also stated that she will continue fighting for the next generation long after hanging up her gloves.
"To close my career at home in Puerto Rico, in front of the people who have supported me from the beginning, means everything,"Serrano said."I'm going to give the fans one final night to remember.".
"Boxing was my life, and I never could have imagined the journey it would take me and my family on,"said Serrano, who turned professional in 2009.
"Nakisa, Jake and MVP believed in me and in women's boxing, and together we've helped change what's possible for women in this sport,"Serrano said.
I'm going to give the fans one final night to remember."Serrano is the only Puerto Rican boxer, male or female, to become an undisputed world champion.