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Gilberto Ramirez-Dereck Edwards, June 26 on TruTV

•May 5, 2015

The return of world ranked super middleweight contender Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez (31-0, 24 KOs) has been pushed back by two weeks. He was scheduled to return on June 12th against Derek Edwards (27-4-1, 14 KOs), but the match is now taking place on June 26th. Ramirez vs. Edwards will be broadcast live in the United States by TruTV. The Mexican boxer was last seen in January, when he picked up a unanimous decision win over Russian fighter Maxim Vlasov.

Gilberto Ramirez-Dereck Edwards, June 12 on TruTV

Miguel Rivera

•Apr 18, 2015

World ranked super middleweight contender Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez (31-0, 24 KOs) will return on June 12th, at a venue to be determined, against Derek Edwards (27-4-1, 14 KOs). Ramirez vs. Edwards will be broadcast live in the United States by TruTV. The Mexican boxer was last seen in January, when he picked up a unanimous decision win over Russian fighter Maxim Vlasov. Edwards has extensive experience against some of the very best. He's faced current WBC light heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson, former world title contender Matt Korobov and former world champion Andre Dirrell. Some remember Edwards for last year's shocking upset stoppage over previously undefeated Badou Jack, who now has an upcoming title fight with WBC super middleweight ruler Anthony Dirrell.

Gilberto Ramirez Return Eyed For June 12th on TruTV

Steve Kim

•Apr 11, 2015

Super middleweight contender Gilberto Ramirez currently has a record of 31-0(24 KO's) and is now in the process of moving forward with his 2015 campaign. ''Right now, 'Zurdo' has been training since his nice, solid win on HBO (versus Maxim Vlasov) on January 24th," said Sean Gibbons, who works with the 23-year old southpaw from Mexico. "We're looking at a June 12th date on TruTV. We're looking to stay active and we're looking to see what's out there."

Gilberto Ramirez's Path To Title Discussed By Gibbons

Steve Kim

•Feb 10, 2015

On the night of January 24th, young super middleweight contender Gilberto 'Zurdo' Ramirez defeated Maxim Vlasov to put his record at 31-0(24 KO's). So what's in the immediate future for this tall, lanky southpaw from Sinaloa, Mexico? Sean Gibbons of Zanfer Promotions, who works closely with Ramirez told Boxingscene.com that his return to the ring will take place - "Sometime in the month of May. Our goal right now is one or two more fights, get him a little more experience and we're just waiting for the WBO to shake out between ( Arthur) Abraham, (Paul) Smith and (Robert) Stieglitz, the winners of those fights - then Ramirez becomes the mandatory."

Gilberto Ramirez Returns To Training Camp on Monday

Miguel Rivera

•Feb 7, 2015

MAZATLÁN, México.- Two weeks have passed since his last fight, and Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez (31-0, 24 KOs) is ready to return to the gym and get back on track for his goal of winning a world championship. Ramirez does not like to stay away from the gym for long periods of time and was ordered by his trainer Jesus Zapari to take two weeks off. During the two weeks, all Ramirez has been thinking about is boxing and watching videos of fights. "On Monday I will report back to the gym to start moving forward. We still have no date, but I want to be ready for the time when my manager and [Top Rank] schedules one for us. So that way we don't start our preparation from scratch," Ramirez said.

Rios-Alvarado III Draws More Than 1.2 Million Viewers

Jake Donovan

•Jan 27, 2015

Brandon Rios resurrected his career while putting the proverbial nail in the coffin for Mike Alvarado, stopping his longtime friendly rival after three rounds of one-sided action in their January 24 rubber match at 1STBANK Center in Broomfield, Colorado. While the bout was an anti-climactic conclusion to their trilogy, the interest generated in their series was well reflected in the ratings. The welterweight clash averaged a healthy 1.252 million viewers in serving as the headliner for HBO’s 2015 boxing season.

Gilberto Ramirez wants quick return, learns from mistakes

Ryan Burton

•Jan 27, 2015

BoxingScene.com caught up with undefeated super middleweight contender Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez (31-0) shortly after his unanimous decision victory over Maxim Clasov (30-2) this past Saturday. The fight opened up the HBO broadcast in chief support of the the Brandon Rios-Mike Alvarado rubber match. The final tallies were 97-93 twice and 96-94.

Ramirez's Body Work Was The Key To Beat Vlasov

CompuBox

•Jan 26, 2015

Hard fought win for super middleweight contender Gilberto Ramirez, who landed 18 of 63 punches per round. 164 of his connects were power punches, with 112 (68%) landing to the body of the rugged Maxim Vlasov, who landed 33% of his power punches. Ramirez won a ten round unanimous decision in the HBO televised showcase.

Photos: Gilberto Ramirez Guts Out a Win Over Vlasov

BoxingScene Staff

•Jan 25, 2015

Broomfield, Colo. -- Unbeaten super middleweight contender Gilberto Ramirez earned his biggest win to date, scoring a unanimous decision over Maxim Vlasov in Saturday evening at 1STBANK Center in Broomfield, Colorado. The bout serves in supporting capacity to the third fight between friendly rivals Mike Alvarado and Brandon Rios. It didn't serve as the primer that event handlers hoped for, as action went from steady and bruising to methodical and lacking suspense, prompting boo birds to peek out on occasion.

Gilberto Ramirez-Maxim Vlasov - BScene Staff Predictions

Jake Donovan

•Jan 24, 2015

Gilberto Ramirez takes on his stiffest test to date, as the unbeaten super middleweight from Mexico collides with Russia’s Maxim Vlasov in a 10-round bout at 1STBank Center in Broomfield, Colorado. The bout serves as the televised opener for the 2015 season premiere of Boxing After Dark on HBO. Headlining the show, friendly rivals Mike Alvarado and Brandon Rios collide in their rubber match, looking to break the 1-1 tie.