By Jhonny Gonzalez

Jorge 'Travieso' Arce (55-6-2, 42 KOs) is ready for Saturday's showdown with Colombian Adolfo Ramos (18-10-1, 10 KOs) in Campeche. The former champion is focused on winning to secure a 2011 clash with WBO super bantamweight champ Wilfredo 'Papito' Vazquez (20-0-1, 17 KOs) of Puerto Rico. Arce claims the fight will take place in April in Las Vegas.

“2010 was a very good year for me, but 2011 can be better because in April I will fight against Vazquez Jr. and that represents a great opportunity to make history in Mexican and world boxing. He is good and has a good career, but he never faced a true Aztec warrior. I've faced big hitters and I've never cracked. I know I can make history," Arce said to Sal Rodriguez.

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Arce wants to arrive to the Vazquez fight in style. He doesn't want to leave the ring without knocking Ramos out.

"I'm focused on the fight against Ramos. I prepared for six weeks in Los Mochis and the training was hard. I want to knock him out in order to please the people, which is most important," Arce said.