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| Yuriorkis Gamboa Dropped, Knocks Out Ramirez in Two
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By Mark Vester At the Pechanga Resort and Casino in Temecula, California, featherweight prospect Yuriorkis Gamboa (12-0, 10 KOs), a 2004 Olympic gold medal winner, stopped Marcos Ramirez (25-1, 16 KOs) in a wild two-round fight. Ramirez came out swinging in the first-round, rocking and knocking Gamboa down with a shocked crowd going wild. Gamboa beat the count, and began to battle with Ramirez at close range. During the second-round, Gamboa ripped Ramirez with blazing speed and power punches, sending Ramirez down. When Ramirez got to his feet, the two of them continued to trade dozens of power punches at close range, with an uppercut up the middle sending Ramirez down for the second time. Ramirez did not get up in time to beat the count, but some felt the ref's count was a bit too quick. Send News Tips and Comments To Mark Vester @ boxingscene@hotmail.com |
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comment by hishaam15, on 10-06-2008 |
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hes got talent. he just cant get away with keeping his hands that low down for ever... |
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comment by Mr. Ryan, on 10-06-2008 |
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[QUOTE=natas206]yeah that was definitely an elbow that caused him to go down. I dunno about him having a weak chin or being compared to Khan is fair. I've never seen him hurt. I've only seen FLASH knockdowns. Never seen him wobbly or hurt, just quick flash knock downs. Big difference then with kh... |
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comment by ИATAS, on 10-06-2008 |
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yeah that was definitely an elbow that caused him to go down. I dunno about him having a weak chin or being compared to Khan is fair. I've never seen him hurt. I've only seen FLASH knockdowns. Never seen him wobbly or hurt, just quick flash knock downs. Big difference then with khan that looked l... |
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comment by ricosaoco, on 10-06-2008 |
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OK after reading all the comments here I'm going to make my own .Gamboa is a very good, no an excellent fighter but no body can deny there is a lot of amateur from Gamboa's part that can be change ,
you can see that in 3:39, I think that what Gamboa need is a training in how to be a bit more awar... |
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comment by Tobi.G, on 10-05-2008 |
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[QUOTE=checkmania]I am not buying it anymore. At first I was like Gamboa is the shit but he keeps going down. He gets hit to much, pretty bad chin, and has very little defense. Once the big dogs get at him I think it might be lights out. I could be wrong but it doesnt look good.[/QUOTE]
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