Robeisy Ramirez

Robeisy Ramirez ends free agency, signs with Raizd Boxing

Ramirez spent his entire pro career with Top Rank before confirming his free agency earlier this year.

Robeisy Ramirez out of contract with Top Rank, to explore free agency

Robeisy Ramirez is set to explore the free agent market as Top Rank 'sort out their next chapter'

Claressa Shields and the 13 best multiple-time Olympic gold medalists as pros

Of those 25 people to stand atop the Olympic podium multiple times, 13 have fought professionally. Dustin Wiens ranks how their pro careers fared.

Andy Cruz could join rare company among Cuban Olympic champs

While 29 Cuban boxers have won 42 Olympic gold medals, only four of them have won professional world titles. Dustin Wiens explores the careers of the 14 gold medalists who did turn pro.

BoxingScene’s Midweek Mailbag: Manny Pacquiao and Wladimir Klitschko’s potential comebacks, Robeisy Ramirez quitting, and Teofimo Lopez vs. Jaron Ennis

In this week’s mailbag, we tackle the possibility that Manny Pacquiao will get back in the ring for a fight with welterweight titleholder Mario Barrios; the rumors that Wladimir Klitschko could do the same for a shot at a heavyweight title; whether Robeisy Ramirez made the right in choice in calling it a night in his rematch with Rafael Espinoza; and the talks of lineal junior welterweight champion Teofimo Lopez moving up to 147 to challenge Jaron “Boots” Ennis.

One quit is not the end

Eric Raskin disagrees that Robeisy Ramirez's career is over after he "quit" against Rafael Espinzoa and argues instead that boxing history is awash with great champions who knew when to save themselves for another day

Compubox punch stats: Rafael Espinoza-Robeisy Ramirez II

Rafael Espinoza retains belt as Robeisy Ramirez walks away with double vision

PHOENIX – Rafael Espinoza landed the right hand flush to Robeisy Ramirez’s right eye, and when Ramirez turned away, raising his right hand, Espinoza was lost for answers.

Rafael Espinoza may flee division with successful defense

Rafael Espinoza has serious work to do as the champion heads to Saturday night’s WBO featherweight title rematch as a slight underdog against Cuba’s Robeisy Ramirez.

Emanuel Navarrete trims back down to 130 for title defense

Will the adjustments alter the outcome, or has the die been cast? That’s the intrigue over Saturday night’s two-title-fights ESPN card at Footprint Center with WBO super-featherweight champion Emanuel Navarrete defending his belt against former two-division champion Oscar Valdez and WBO featherweight champion Rafael Espinoza seeking a repeat victory over Cuba’s Robeisy Ramirez.