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Fidel Maldonado Jr. Breaks Down Luis Ramos Jr. In Seven

•Nov 11, 2013

Fidel Maldonado Jr. scored a minor upset, dropping Luis Ramos Jr. three times en route to a stoppage in the 7th round of their FoxSports 1-televised main event Monday evening in San Antonio, Texas. It was never meant to be for Ramos Jr., who was cut over the left eye in the opening round and docked a point in the third before rallying midway through. Maldonado refused to allow the Californian to gain momentum, scoring two knockdowns in round six before finishing his foe one round later. The official time was of 0:17 of round seven.

Fidel Maldonado Jr. vs. Luis Ramos Jr. Tops FS1, 11/11

Golden Boy

•Sep 27, 2013

SAN ANTONIO - Fresh off of an exciting night of boxing at Cowboys Dancehall in early September, the hit FOX Sports 1 and FOX Deportes series Golden Boy Live! is back in San Antonio on Monday, Nov. 11 with an exciting 10 round main event featuring junior welterweight southpaws Fidel "The Atrisco Kid" Maldonado Jr. and Luis Ramos Jr. "The boxing fans in San Antonio have a well-deserved reputation as the best in Texas, so it was an easy decision for us to return with our latest edition of Golden Boy Live!," said Richard Schaefer, CEO of Golden Boy Promotions. "In our main event, we have two top 140-pound prospects Fidel Maldonado Jr. and Luis Ramos Jr. They're both hungry to put on a great fight and this is a must-win situation for both of these fighters."

Espinoza on Mares, Valdez, Ponce, Ramos, Molina, More

BoxingScene Staff

•Dec 24, 2012

2012 has been an exciting year for Frank Espinoza Sr. and Frank Espinoza Jr. of Espinoza Boxing. We caught up with Espinoza Sr. and asked him about the year past and his hopes for 2013. How was 2012 for Espinoza Boxing? Overall it was a great year. We had Abner Mares win a second world title. He also defeated Anselmo Moreno which was a very big deal. There were many who felt he couldn’t win that fight. Daniel Ponce De Leon won his second world title with us this year. And we also had the debut of Oscar Valdez who I think will be boxing’s next big star.

Team Ramos To File Protest Over Ricardo Williams TKO

Francisco Salazar

•Dec 11, 2012

Boxers who usually stray from a fight plan in the middle of a bout, even though they are the favored fighter, suffer an unpredictable loss. Saturday night, Luis Ramos strayed away from his fight plan on Saturday night, which led to an unpredictable ending that resulted in his first loss of his professional career. For now.

Ricardo Williams Shocks Luis Ramos With TKO Win

Francisco Salazar

•Dec 9, 2012

Anaheim, California - Heavyweight Gerald Washington (5-0, 4 KOs) needed just 23 seconds to knock out Marcus Washington. A left hook by Gerald to the head dropped Marcus hard to the canvas. Referee Raul Caiz Jr. immediately stopped the fight. Marcus Washington drops to 1-1, 1 KO.

Luis Ramos Has Big Goals, Aims To Impress With Williams

Francisco Salazar

•Dec 8, 2012

Every aspiring athlete at one point in their lives dreams of becoming famous. It is only natural that athletes and non-athletes aspire to greatness on a big stage like their favorite athletes did before. While the boxing world currently has household names in Manny Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather, and the Klitschko brothers, one fighter does not wish to become as famous. Not even to casual boxing fans.

Luis Ramos-Ricardo Williams Set For December 8

Francisco Salazar

•Oct 18, 2012

Earlier this month, BoxingScene.com reported that Luis Ramos could return to the ring on a December 8th Golden Boy Promotions card. Ramos’ manager Frank Espinoza confirmed earlier this week that he will fight on that date. Ramos now has an opponent whom he will face on December 8th; one who was once in Ramos’ shoes and is eager to salvage what could have been a promising career.

Luis Ramos Jr. May Return on December 8 in Costa Mesa

Francisco Salazar

•Oct 1, 2012

Unbeaten Luis Ramos Jr. may return back to the ring on December 8th, possibly at the Hangar at the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa, CA, manager Frank Espinoza told BoxingScene.com. Fox Sports Net is scheduled to televise the card from Costa Mesa, which is not far from Ramos’ Santa Ana home.

Luis Ramos Will Remain at 140, Not Ruling out 135 Return

Francisco Salazar

•Sep 10, 2012

Unbeaten Luis Ramos felt a move was needed to 140 pounds after fighting at the lightweight limit for some time. Based on his performance on Saturday night, the move to 140 pounds may be the correct and permanent move for the 24 year old fighter. Ramos showed flashes of brilliance in his scheduled 10 round bout, eventually forcing a stoppage over Noe Bolanos at the Hangar at the OC Fair and Events Center in Costa Mesa, CA.

Luis Ramos Jr. Hopes To Impress, Knock Bolanos Out

Francisco Salazar

•Sep 8, 2012

Do not call unbeaten Luis Ramos a contender. Do not call him a prospect either. He will allow the media to call him what they think he could or should be. Instead of worrying about that, what he will do is continue to improve and win fights in order to one day secure a world title fight.