Comments Thread For: Jose Ramirez: I Pulled Off The Win in Championship Rounds

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Jose Ramirez was faced with the toughest test of his career. Jose "Chon" Zepeda was slick, slippery, and would not give in. But it was a late rally in the championship rounds that pushed Ramirez (24-0, 16 KOs) to a majority decision victory as he retained his WBC super lightweight title for the second time in front of 14,034 screaming fans at the Save Mart Center.
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[archiemoore1]

Chon won that fight. In my humble opinion...

[Drigo]

Jose Ramirez is overrated. Then they keep mentioning his name with Crawford...

[archiemoore1]

Grandpa said ramirez will be polished in 2 or 3 years, so that is an honest assessment of where he thinks he is. What ramirez is, is a very strong, hardworking guy. Perseverance is a skill in itself because a lot of people may have more natural talent, but don't work hard as they should. Ramirez can always develop more skill, but you can't teach hard work ethic and he has that.

[Bronx2245]

Jose Ramirez is overrated. Then they keep mentioning his name with Crawford...

I agree with you! I think all the semi-finalists in the WBSS would beat Ramirez! I think Subriel Matias would give him problems too! I think Hooker would light him up! Ramirez is nowhere near ready for Terence Crawford! I think Hooker is much closer to fighting Crawford, and at 5'11" Hooker should take his shot! Ramirez vs. Beltran coming soon!

[Force Boxing]

Keep in mind Ramirez suffered a nasty cut early in the fight from one if several headbutts. Tough to fight your best with blood in your eye.
On another note the ref did his best in round 12 to save Zepeda from being knocked out. That was just wrong.