This Friday night in Orlando, Florida, Amanda Serrano will put her WBA, IBF and WBO featherweight world titles on the line as she takes on Brazilian Danila Ramos. Headlining a card at the Caribe Royale Orlando that sees eight exciting bouts taking place, this is a great way to get some boxing betting in at the start of the weekend.
As defending champion, Serrano needs little introduction. There’s a case to be made that the Puerto Rican is one of the best pound for pound fighters in the world, having won belts in four different weight classes and currently reigning as the undisputed featherweight champion. After losing to Katie Taylor last year, she’s back to her winning ways, stringing together three quick victories in the past year. Can underdog Ramos pull off what would be a gargantuan upset this weekend?
We break down all the latest betting odds from bookmaker bet365 ahead of this clash and outline the best bets to make on Serrano vs. Ramos this Friday night in Florida.
※ Current Odds Date & Time: October 27th, 12:30 P.M. (GMT)
The outright betting odds for this clash illustrate just how heavy of a favourite Amanda Serrano is, with the 35-year-old returning a measly 1.055 for victory this weekend. Danila Ramos, on the other hand, pays a whopping 11.00 if she manages to execute an upset.
More value can be found in the method of victory odds, where Serrano winning by knockout leads the way at 1.66, ahead of a points victory for the Puerto Rican at 2.30. For Ramos, a win on the judges’ cards returns 15.00, while a knockout is an unlikely 41.00—almost double that of a draw, which pays 23.00.
※ Current Odds Date & Time: October 27th, 12:30 P.M. (GMT)
Evidently, this is yet another fight where the outcome is almost out of question. Serrano is several cuts above Ramos and should win this bout without much trouble. The question is whether or not she’ll score a knockout, and where the best value is for bettors.
We say that there’s a good chance Ramos takes this one the distance. She’ll know her chances of winning are virtually nil, however, going to the cards against a great champion will be a moral victory for her.
Across Serrano’s career, she’s scored 30 knockouts, meaning that two out of every three times she steps in the ring her opponent has ended up seeing stars. However, since losing to Katie Taylor in 2022, the veteran has not won a fight by knockout. In fact, it’s been six fights in a row now since her last knockout, which came in early 2021 against Daniela Romina Bermudez. Is she losing her touch? Perhaps, and wagering on a points victory here at 2.30 seems like the best bet.
