Comments Thread For: Jose Ramirez: When People Have A Little Doubt, I Continue Winning

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Even in a perceived coin flip fight, Jose Carlos Ramirez has come to realize that the oddsmakers and industry insiders have made a decision regarding the biggest fight of his pro career. The unbeaten, unified junior welterweight titlist is the betting underdog heading into his four-belt undisputed championship with Josh Taylor (17-0, 13KOs). BetMGM has Avenal, California's Ramirez at +185 to emerge from their May 22 headliner with his unblemished record and title reign still intact. It's the first time in his career where the unbeaten 28-year-old will not enter as the betting favorite, though far from the first time in where the public has doubted his chances.
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[Combat Talk Radio]

I do think about why people don’t give me the credit for making it this far.

Because it's tribal, Jose.

There's a clear and obvious racial divide that explains it perfectly.

It's the reason why someone like Crawford is considered #1 P4P despite having accomplished nothing of note at 147 and why Josh Taylor who has been rocked repeatedly is considered the top guy at 140.


That's why it's important for guys like you, Barrios, and Molina to overcome the odds and prove the world what Canelo has been proving for years.

[Corelone]

This one is down to the wire. Josh has the better schooling, but Ramirez has time on the job. This one is close.

[reneg_2]

Very much a 50/50 fight... Ramirez by stoppage or SD.

[KP1]

Oh ffs, your opponent has done more in a shorter period of time including winning the tournament you didn’t enter.

Does that mean you can’t win ?

No obviously it doesn’t but it’s not like Taylor being the favourite is agenda driven, he was fighting world level the same stage you were fighting cans.

It is what is, prove them wrong in the ring.