Isaac Dogboe: record, next fight and profile →
Isaac Dogboe will stick with the WBO route in pursuit of his second divisional title. BoxingScene.com has confirmed that a deal was reached for Dogboe to next face two-time Olympic Gold medalist Robeisy Ramirez in a WBO-sanctioned featherweight bout. The exact stakes are to be determined for their finalized showdown, which will air on an ESPN platform on April 1 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
An intriguing fight is on the table for a pair of former titlists who are also linked to equally attractive in-house options. BoxingScene.com has learned that the WBC has formally ordered a title eliminator between Isaac Dogboe and Mark Magsayo. The two sides are given until the end of January to reach a deal and avoid a purse bid hearing for a fight to determine the number-one contender in the WBC featherweight rankings while its title status is up in the air.
Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum, who promotes two-time Olympic gold medal winner Robeisy Ramirez, confirms that the Cuban fighter is heading in the direction of fighting for the vacant WBO featherweight title.
Robeisy Ramirez revamped his career when he hooked up with veteran trainer Ismael Salas in Las Vegas. After their paired up, Ramirez put together chain of victories that has him at the gates of a fight for a world title in the featherweight division, something that could happen sometime in 2023.
The annual WBC convention has once again managed to provide plenty of drama with its series of ordered fights in each weight division. Whether all, most or even some of those sanctioned bouts actually see the light of day is another story.
Stephen Fulton has taken a proactive approach for his next fight as an undisputed clash remains outside of his grasp. A petition filed by the unified WBC/WBO junior featherweight title to next compete at featherweight was unanimously approved by the WBC Board of Governors on Wednesday during its convention in Acapulco, Mexico. The ruling also
Former world champion Isaac Dogboe would love to get a crack at IBF featherweight king Josh Warrington. Dogboe was in action this past Saturday night, when he picked up a razor-close ten round split decision over Joet Gonzalez at the Grand Casino Hinckley in Minnesota.
Losing is part of boxing. It’s not inherently an ending. Still, it was hard not to wonder if Issac Dogboe was done in just his mid-20s after his second consecutive loss to the larger, relentless Emanuel Navarrette. Before those two fights, it was possible to wonder if Dogboe was the future at Jr. featherweight.
“What a great, competitive fight,” said Frank Espinoza, manager of featherweight Joet Gonzalez, when discussing his boxer's bout with former world champion Isaac Dogboe.
Isaac "Royal Storm" Dogboe's future was cloudy following back-to-back junior featherweight title fight losses to Emanuel Navarrete. Now, his future is brighter than ever.