Josh Taylor dropped Jose Ramirez for the second time in the fight 👊 #RamirezTaylor /eZ9ZRwOcxb- ESPN Ringside May 23, 2021Įnter Ramirez, who not only regularly packs crowds of over 12,000 each time he fights in Fresno but still has the division's best resume after Taylor, including consecutive victories over Amir Imam, Antonio Orozco, Jose Zepeda, Maurice Hooker and Viktor Postol. I don't want to be fighting fights that are going to be tune-up fights." "You have to fight the best to be ready for those fights. "My goal is to stay at the highest level of competition, my goal is to become a world champion again," Pedraza said at Wednesday's final press conference. Instead, the 29-year-old Ramirez is headed back to the deep end of the pool on Friday when he returns home to Fresno to headline a 12-round test against former two-division champion Jose Pedraza (29-3, 14 KOs) at Save Mart Arena ( 8 p.m. And luckily for boxing fans, the proud native of California's Central Valley isn't in need of a soft touch to test himself first. Ramirez (26-1, 17 KOs), who was dropped twice in a close decision defeat last May, believes he has figured out the necessary adjustments to make in order to fuel up for another run at a junior welterweight world title. In the 10 months since suffering his first defeat against Josh Taylor in their undisputed championship duel at 140 pounds, former unified titleholder Jose Ramirez has undergone a plethora of self-discovery.
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