Jesse Hart: record, next fight and profile →
#1 rated WBO super middleweight Jesse "Hard Work" Hart (22-0) will be in the biggest fight of his career when he steps in the ring against Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez (35-0) on September 22nd in Tucson, Arizona. The fight will be televised by ESPN along with Oscar Valdez's (22-0) WBO featherweight title defense against Genesis Servania (29-0).
Top rated super middleweight contender Jesse Hart (22-0) is very excited that his title shot against WBO champion Gilberto Ramirez (35-0) has been officially announced. The fight takes place on September 22nd in Tucson, Arizona and will be broadcast on ESPN. "It feels good. It feels wonderful to get this opportunity. This is a major opportunity, a life changing opportunity for me and I am going to do everything possible to get that world title," said Hart.
MAZATLAN, Mexico - The super middleweight world champion of the World Boxing Organization (WBO), Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez, will travel to Los Angeles, on Sunday, where he will continue the training camp for the second defense of his title against undefeated American Jesse 'Hard Work' Hart. The Ramírez vs. Hart showdown will be held on September 22 in Tucson, Arizona. Which leaves a space of two months, enough time for Ramirez to reach the level required for a world championship fight.
MAZATLAN, Mexico - World Boxing Organization (WBO) super middleweight champion Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez is working hard for his second title defense, which comes against undefeated American Jesse "Hard Work" Hart. The match between Ramirez (35-0, 24 knockouts) and Hart (22-0, 18 knockouts) will take place on September 22 in Tuczon, Arizona in the United States And the event will be promoted by Top Rank in association with Zapari Boxing Promotions.
Hector Zápari, who trains and manages WBO super middleweight champion Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramírez (35-0) along with his father Jesus Zápari, has advised Boxingscene.com that a deal is near for their fighter to face mandatory challenger Jesse "Hard Work" Hart (22-0).
For decades, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” has been the working mantra for the tireless staff at Peltz Boxing. It holds true for 2017, as no fewer than four cards of its popular Philly Fight Night boxing are in store in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. “We have a minimum of four fight cards scheduled—one each quarter—with the first one set for Friday, March 10, at the 2300 Arena in South Philadelphia.,” confirmed J Russell Peltz, the Hall of Fame promoter and founder of Peltz Boxing. “Last year was a good one with four solid main events: Jesse Hart vs. Dashon Johnson; Johnson vs. DeCarlo Perez; Tyrone Brunson vs. Ismael Garcia; Tevin Farmer vs. Dardan Zenunaj. “Our plans are to make 2017 even better.”
Treasure Island Casino, Las Vegas - In the main event of the evening, Andy Vences defeated Casey Ramos in a brutal battle of unbeaten fighters. The fight started out contested on even terms as both men felt each other out.
Vences (16-0, 10 KOs) of San Jose, California and Ramos (23-0, 6 KOs) of Austin, Texas will battle for the WBC Continental Americas Super Featherweight title in a fight that will be telecast nationally by Unimas during their popular show Solo Boxeo.
Jesse Hart Interview - MANNY Pacquiao scored an emphatic victory over American Tim Bradley in Las Vegas, sealing his 21-year professional career with a polished performance in what he insists was his farewell to boxing.
It wasn't very long ago when LeShawn Rodriguez envisioned his landing a spot on the 2016 U.S. Olympic boxing team. The former amateur standout instead moves onto a new dream, getting his pro career off to a strong start following a 2nd round knockout of Jose Cortes in his pro debut. The super welterweight newcomer from Long Island - who turns 23 next month - jumped out to an early lead versus Ft. Lauderdale, Florida-based Cortes (1-1) before closing the show in emphatic fashion. A sizzling left hook by Rodriguez (1-0, 1KO) separated Cortes from his senses, with the fight stopped at 1:54 of round two.