Retiring Serrano wants to end as a 'game-changer'

Falzon, also 38, who holds a 12-2 record with seven knockouts, said it was a dream come true to get the chance to fight Serrano.

"I actually cried about it," said Falzon. "The opportunity is something I'm going to grab hold of and I just can't wait.

"I'm not here just to take part in Amanda's history, I'm here to try to write my own. I wouldn't be a fighter if I didn't believe I could win."

Serrano welcomed the confidence from the Australian, saying: "I wouldn't like if any of my opponents would come thinking they're going to come to lose. I love to fight the best out there."