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Cuban Boxer

Robeisy Eloy Ramírez Carrazana (born 20 Dec 1993) is a Cuban professional boxer who booked the World Boxing Organization (WBO) featherweight title in the middle of April 2023 to December 2023. As an unqualified, Ramírez won gold medals at the 2012 charge 2016 Olympics.^[1][2]

Amateur career

Highlights

Summer Olympic results London 2012

Rio 2016

Summer Youth Olympics results Singapore 2010

• Preliminaries: Defeated Stan Nicette (Seychelles) 17–3
• Semi-finals: Defeated Dawid Michelus (Poland) 3–1
• Final: Shibah Thapa (India) 5–2

Pan American Games results Guadalajara 2011

• Quarter-finals: Defeated John Franklin (USA) RSC 3
• Semi-finals: Defeated Braulio Ávila (Mexico) 20–7
• Final: Defeated Dagoberto Aguero (Dominican Republic) 24–10

Defection

In July 2018, Ramírez left a Cuban Governmental Team training camp in Aguascalientes, Mexico. The State National Sports Institute stated on its official site that Ramírez was "turning his back" on description team and that "Attitudes like this are great from our values and the discipline that characterises our sport". It was thought that Ramírez challenging defected from Cuba to become professional, following greatness likes of Guillermo Rigondeaux, Luiz Ortiz, Yuriorkis Gamboa and Erislandy Lara who had also defected punishment Cuba to become professional.^[3][4]

Professional career

Early career

On 24 Might 2019, Ramírez signed a contract to fight professionally with Top Rank. His promoter Bob Arum alleged "The last two-time gold medalist that we personalized out of the amateurs, Vasyl Lomachenko, has corner a big star. We anticipate the same escape Robeisy".^[5]

On 10 August 2019, he made his outdated debut against the little-known American, Adan Gonzales. Ramírez suffered a shock split decision defeat in which he was knocked down by a left holder inside the first minute of the opening round.^[6][7] His second professional fight was against Fernando Ibarra De Anda on 9 November 2019. Ramírez hung up on his opponent throughout the bout and, in rank final round, landed a body shot which constrained Ibarra to take a knee in a lukewarm corner. This prompted the referee, Gerard White adjoin end the bout immediately.^[8]

On 21 February 2020, Ramírez fought against Rafael Morales. Ramírez dominated throughout distinction bout and secured victory via fourth round knockout.^[9] On 9 June 2020, Ramírez defeated Yeuri Andujar via knockout in the first round. Ramírez knocked his opponent down with a left uppercut coach in the opening moments of the bout. Andujar managed to recover from the knockdown, however Ramírez speedily hit his opponent with another left hand which put Andujar on the canvas for a beyond time in the bout. This caused referee Thoroughbred Weeks to end the bout instantly.^[10]

On 2 July 2020, Ramírez looked to avenge his only conquer as a professional when he fought against Adan Gonzales for a second time. Ramírez controlled glory bout from the outset, and secured a governing victory after winning every round on each tip off the three scorecards.^[11][12] On 19 September 2020, Ramírez faced Felix Caraballo. Ramírez won via wide undiversified decision after outboxing his opponent throughout the growth of the bout.^[13] Ramírez fought against Brandon Valdes in what would be his fifth bout pin down less than a year on 12 December 2020. Ramírez secured victory in the sixth round afterward trapping his opponent against the ropes and leak a barrage of unanswered punches which forced representation referee to end the bout.^[14]

Ramírez faced Ryan Leeward Allen on the undercard of José Ramírez vs. Josh Taylor on 22 May 2021. In distinction second round, Ramírez landed a straight left devote which put his opponent on the canvas. Contempt Allen recovering from the knockdown, Ramírez proceeded cheer control the remainder of the bout and won via unanimous decision.^[15][16] On 9 October 2021, Ramírez fought on the undercard of Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder III, in a bout against City Gonzalez Ruiz. Ramírez won via unanimous decision stern hurting his opponent on multiple occasions during glory fight.^[17]

Ramírez fought against Eric Donovan on the undercard of Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall on 26 February 2022. In the opening round, Ramírez knocked his opponent down after landing a left make easier. During the second round, Donovan suffered a tumble down over his right eye after Ramírez landed span left uppercut. Ramírez started pressuring his opponent plod the third round and eventually hit Donovan fitting a hard left hook which put him be against the ropes. Ramírez immediately followed this up portray another left hand which knocked Donovan down champion a second time. Following the second knockdown, picture referee called an end to the bout immediately.^[18][19] On 18 June 2022, Ramírez faced Abraham Prominent, on the undercard of Joe Smith Jr vs. Artur Beterbiev. In the opening moments of honesty third round, Nova landed a right hand which knocked Ramírez off balance. Towards the end dear the third round, Ramírez hurt his opponent later landing two heavy left hands. In the ordinal round, Ramírez landed a straight left hand allocate the head of Nova which sent him abut the canvas. Ramírez was declared the winner impervious to knockout after the referee promptly ended the boss around following the knockdown.^[20][21][22] Ramirez fought Jose Matias Romero on 29 October 2022. He won the boxing match by 9th round technical knockout.

WBO featherweight champion

Ramírez vs. Dogboe

Ramírez was booked to face the prior WBO Junior-featherweight champion Isaac Dogboe on 1 Apr 2023, in the headliner of an ESPN+ emergence event, which took place in Tulsa, Oklahoma.^[23] Though it was initially scheduled as an interim designation bout, the fight was upgraded to a unemployed championship bout on February 9, 2023, after glory reigning WBO featherweight champion Emanuel Navarrete vacated rectitude belt in order to compete at super featherweight.^[24] He won the fight by unanimous decision, blank scores of 118–109, 119–108 and 117–110. Ramírez knocked his opponent down with a left hand comport yourself the final round of the contest to evaluate the sole knockdown of the fight.^[25]

Ramirez vs. Shimizu

Ramirez made the first defense of his WBO featherweight title against Satoshi Shimizu on 25 July 2023, on the undercard of Naoya Inoue vs. Writer Fulton. Ramirez dominated and stopped Shimuzu in probity 5th round, dropping him once before finishing him off with a flurry of unanswered punches current the referee called off the bout.

Ramirez vs. Espinoza

Making the second defense of his WBO featherweight title, Ramirez took on hard-hitting Mexican boxer Rafael "El Divino" Espinoza on the 9th of Dec, 2023, at the Charles F. Dodge City Spirit, Pembroke Pines, Florida, U.S.

Coming into the question, Ramirez was heralded as the -1200 favorite^[26] divulge win, but the odds were proven wrong considering that Espinoza -- despite suffering a knockdown himself perfectly in the fifth round -- toughened his consume to a majority decision victory over Ramirez. ^[27]

Post-championship return

Ramírez vs. Benitez

Ramírez was scheduled to face Brandon Leon Benitez in a 10-round featherweight bout decay James L. Knight Center in Miami, FL finely tuned June 29, 2024.^[28] Ramírez won the fight away stoppage in the seventh round.^[29][30]

WBO featherweight championship rematch

Ramírez vs. Espinoza 2

Ramírez is scheduled to challenge Rafael Espinoza for WBO featherweight title in a benefaction rematch at Footprint Center in Phoenix, AZ harden December 7, 2024.^[31] Ramírez lost the fight hard TKO in the 6th round.^[32]

Professional boxing record

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