Amanda Serrano vs Reina Tellez fight details - Running order, ringwalk times, TV channel, betting odds, prediction

How to watch Amanda Serrano vs Reina Tellez

History-making, record-breaking, seven-weight world champion Amanda "The Real Deal" Serrano (47-4-1, 31 KOs) defends her unified championships to unbeaten challenger (13-0-1, 5 KOs) Reina Tellez.

All the details of how to watch and when can be found below.

Fight Details

Date: Saturday, January 3, 2026.

Venue: San Juan, Puerto Rico

TV Channel: DAZN

Start Time: From 2:30pm ET / 7:30pm BST

Main Event: From 8pm ET / 1am BST

Main Event Live on DAZN 1am BST

Amanda Serrano vs Reina Tellez 10x3 WBA & WBO World featherweight titles

Stephanie Han vs Holly Holm 10x3 WBA World lightweight title

Krystal Rosado vs Tania Walters 6x3 Bantamweight

Ebanie Bridges vs Alexis Araiza 8x3 Bantamweight

Undercard Live on DAZN & MVP YouTube 7:30pm BST

Yankiel Rivera vs Jonathan Gonzalez 12x3 WBA Interim world flyweight title

Jan Paul Rivera vs Alfredo Cruz 8x3 Featherweight

Henry Lebron vs Juan Tapia 8x3 Super-featherweight

Chris Echevarria vs Gabriel Bernardi 6x3 Super-bantamweight

Elise Soto vs Liliana Martinez 6x3 Super-featherweight

Abner Figueroa vs Edwin Rodriguez 6x3 Bantamweight

Yandiel Lozano vs Johniel Ramos Cotto 6x3 Super-featherweight

Caleb Tirado vs Justin Hill 4x3 Bantamweight

Betting Odds

1/6 Amanda Serrano 11/1 Reina Tellez 33/1 Draw

Prediction

Tim Rickson, BBN Editor: Serrano has only lost to two opponents, the first loss was way back in 2012 and the other was during her epic trilogy with Irish superstar Katie Taylor . The first two bouts were on a knife-edge, Serrano and many others thought she had won, but the third finale was a bit more of a convincing win for Taylor.

Tellez, 22 from America, is undefeated yet a huge underdog, due to her distinct lack of experience up at this level. She has been in and around the top 10 featherweight rankings for over a year now, but she has never fought for a world title before or even a contest above eight rounds, and this will also be her first time doing three-minute rounds. That last point will also go for Serrano too, but she has been the leading campaigner for females to be allowed to fight over three-minute rounds.

Tellez has a point to prove, she wants to showcase her skills to the world and inspire others at the same time. She will be game and willing to exchange with Serrano, but the champion possesses a skillset levels above. Serrano will likely be too sharp and experienced and able to outbox Tellez comfortably. The Puerto Rican has only scored one stoppage win in her last 10 contests, so that could mean this fight could go to points or it could mean that "The Real Deal" is due another knockout, especially now the rounds have been extended to allow her extra time for punishment against a potentially fatigued opponent.

My prediction is for Serrano to win via unanimous decision, but a late knockout could be worth a punt.