The double cross Olympic gold medalist joined the positions of boxing’s titlists with a persuading prevail upon Isaac Dogboe, procuring a consistent choice to bring home the WBO featherweight title on Saturday night at the Hard Rock Lodging and Gambling club Tulsa in Oklahoma. The adjudicators scored the session 117-110, 118-109 and 119-108 for Ramirez.
With a Cuban banner hung around his back, Ramirez lifted his arms in win when the choice was reported and his status as perhaps of the best warrior in the 126-pound division was established.
“I’m carrying on with another stage in my life,” Ramirez said through an interpreter in a post-battle interview. “This is another set of experiences that I’m composing.”
Ramirez, an improved Cuban novice, won the belt that was cleared by Emanuel Navarrete when he climbed to junior lightweight.
Ramirez (12-1, 7 KOs) seemed to assume command over Saturday’s battle in the center rounds. At 5-foot-5, he utilized his huge level and arrive at benefits to land punches from an external perspective and keep the 5-foot-2 Dogboe under control.
Between the fifth and seventh rounds, Ramirez landed 37.3% of his complete punches, as indicated by CompuBox. Of the 56 shots he arrived during that range, 12 of those were hits from his southpaw position.
The 29-year-old Cuban credited the approach from his coach for his prosperity.
“All it took was me paying attention to this virtuoso, Ismael Salas,” Ramirez said. “That’s what I did, and it took me to triumph.”
The twelfth round saw Ramirez stamp his status as a hero. After Dogboe spent the past rounds attempting to figure out how to close the hole, Ramirez scored a knockdown when he handled a handcuffing uppercut while Dogboe was reeling.
The in-ring administering was maintained by replay audit, which is essential for the conventions in Oklahoma. A while later, Dogboe (24-3, 15 KOs) protested the knockdown and fought it was a slip.
“Robeisy Ramirez is a breathtaking warrior, yet the outcome is bulls-
Dogboe was attempting to turn into a two-division champion. He recently held the WBO’s lesser featherweight title until he lost it to Navarrete in 2018. Before Saturday’s misfortune to Ramirez, Dogboe’s other two misfortunes were to Navarrete, who likewise held a sizable arrive at advantage.
