
WBO orders rematch between Rafael Espinoza and Robeisy Ramirez
The WBO has called for a sequel between its featherweight titleholder, Rafael Espinoza, and the man he bested last year to win the belt, Robeisy Ramirez.
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The WBO has called for a sequel between its featherweight titleholder, Rafael Espinoza, and the man he bested last year to win the belt, Robeisy Ramirez.

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Former featherweight titleholder and two-time Olympic gold medalist Robeisy Ramirez has his eyes set on the fighter who dethroned him, Rafael Espinoza.


One fight and six months after losing his featherweight title to Rafael Espinoza, Robeisy Ramirez knocked out Brandon Leon Benitez on Saturday at the James L. Knight Center in Miami Beach, Florida, to get back on track.

Cuba’s Robeisy Ramírez returns from his second defeat, in December by Rafael Espinoza when he was defending his WBO featherweight title, when on Saturday he fights Espinoza’s fellow Mexican Brandon Leon Benitez at the James L. Knight Center in Miami Beach.

Robeisy Ramírez enters Saturday’s fight with Brandon Leon Benitez free of fearing his father’s death. The Cuban, 30, and Benitez fight at the James L. Knight Center in Miami Beach on the occasion of his first fight since December, when he lost, via majority decision, the WBO featherweight title to Rafael Espinoza.

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Robeisy Ramirez will take on Brandon Leon Benitez on Saturday in Miami Beach, fighting for the first time since his December defeat by Rafael Espinoza, and he believes he's ready to show how growth can come from failure.