Fresno,

Calif. -  Central Valley 2012 USA

Olympian and undefeated (11-0, 8 KO's) professional Top Rank fighter Jose Ramirez will be in the main

event on a nationally televised "Fight for Water 3" Saturday, Oct 25

at the Selland

Arena in Fresno, Calif.

This boxing event will be televised nationally on Top Rank's Solo Boxeo Tecate telecast on UniMas. 

This is a

big event, building off the history-making Fight

for Water 1 and Fight for Water 2, both of which drew record crowds, sponsors and revenue in boxing. 

Its seldom if ever seen a fighter at this level draw this type of response in

the sport.

"We

are very proud of Jose as a fighter and as a young man who cares for his

community. When Jose goes into the ring he really does 'Fight for Water' which

is so important to Fresno and all surrounding communities," said Hall of

Fame promoter Bob Arum of Top Rank.

California is in a historical drought. Water supplies are running out and the state government is now policing the usage of water and issuing out serious fines to the public.The Central Valley which is the nation's number one food producer has hardly any water to grow food.

Ramirez understands and cares about the farm workers and farmers who have lost their jobs and farms and he is committed to make a difference in helping.

"This

fight is special to me because on November 1st we have a chance to get the

water flowing back in Central California and help keep jobs, food and hope

alive. Please vote YES on the Water Bond, as no matter how big this fight is

the real fight is the Fight for Water," said Ramirez.

The solution is to build new reservoirs to store water in wet years for dry years.

"We

are doing things never seen at this level in boxing and It's an honor for me to

not only help showcase the future of the sport in Jose Ramirez but to show the

nation that we can compete with anyone in doing world class sporting events

from the Central Valley," said promoter-agent Rick Mirigian.

"The California Latino Water

Coalition is very thankful to Top Rank and Bob Arum for allowing his

organization to highlight California's historical drought and the Coalitions

fight for water," said Mario Santoyo. 

The

Coalition hopes to pass a California water bond on the November 2014 ballot.

Tickets, priced at $15, $30 and $60 are available at FCEC Main Box Office located at Selland Arena, 700 M Street Fresno, Ca. Box Office hours are 10am-6pm Monday- Friday and weekends on show dates only. Tickets also available through Ticketmaster athttp://www.Ticketmaster.com, by phone 1.800.745.3000, all Ticketmaster outlets including select Vallarta and Save Mart Supermarkets VIP tables and selected premium seating also available at the Selland Arena.