12/15/2023 0 Comments Jose ramirez boxer twitteIn the third round Commey fought back better off the ropes but didn’t win the round. In the second round Ramirez again had Commey on the ropes on the defense. In the first round Ramirez had Commey against the ropes out landing him quite a bit with left hooks to the body. He graduated from the University of Michigan with dual degrees in communications and political science.In the Main Event former 2012 Olympian, WBC and WBO Light Welter champ Jose “Jaguar” Carlos Ramirez, 28-1 (18), #140, of Avenal, CA, knocked out former IBF Light champ Richard “RC” Commey, 30-5-1 (27), #140, of Accra, GH, at 2:31 of the eleventh round of a 12. Growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area, Taub is a die-hard Giants and 49ers fan. When not spending time with his family, Taub loves to officially score Fresno Grizzlies games. He has also worked behind the scenes for several sports broadcasts, including the NCAA basketball tournament, and the Super Bowl. He also worked as an assignment editor for KCOY-TV in Santa Maria, California, and KSEE-TV in Fresno. Prior to joining the online news source, Taub worked as a radio producer for KMJ and PowerTalk 96.7 in Fresno. He also writes columns about local eateries (Appetite for Fresno), pro wrestling (Off the Bottom Rope), and media (Media Man). Joining GV Wire in 2016, Taub covers politics, government and elections, mainly in the Fresno/Clovis area. He's just happy to have his stories read. Taub has been honored with several writing awards from the California News Publishers Association. He doesn't see it his job to "hold public officials accountable," but does see it to provide readers (and voters) the information needed to make intelligent choices. The award-winning journalist might be shy, but feels mighty with a recorder in his hand. It mysteriously turned into a white hat in a matter of moments. Garcia entered the ring with a black cowboy hat. And tonight these people are going to feel that,” Mirigian said of the entrance. “You have to make someone feel an emotion. A full fireworks show blasted over the center-field wall. A tractor and a full entourage of fans, musicians, and more led the way. No one had a more impressive ring walk than main eventer Mikey Garcia, the man the many in the crowd came to see. Castro had a live band playing during his ring walk. Boxing literally can be a matter of life and death for those in the ring.Īs if it was booked that way, Fresno-native Marc Castro (4-0, 4 KOs) knocked out Angel Luna in the first round. The difference, of course, is that pro wrestling matches are strictly entertainment exhibitions with officially pre-determined outcomes. RbH9KzQfeBīoxing has many similarities to pro wrestling - a loyal, fanatical following, a complex level of organizations, and spectacular ring entrances, or “ring walk,” as ring announcer David Diamante called it. Watching the fights in #Fresno: in the background. Ramirez (26-1, 17 KO) last fought in May, losing for the first time in his career to Josh Taylor in a junior welterweight unification bout in Las Vegas. “We’re starting training camp soon and hopefully early next year with ESPN and Top Rank Boxing, we’re negotiating right now,” Ramirez said. “I’m happy that Matchroom Boxing with Eddie Hearn, found interest here in Fresno to bring boxing here and give everyone here in the Valley an opportunity to come and enjoy themselves.” “We came here to support Mikey Garcia, Marc Castro, and Bam Rodriguez, to support boxing,” Ramirez said. (GV Wire/Albert Baker)Ĭentral Valley boxing favorite Jose Ramirez had a front-row seat, with his family. Mayor Jerry Dyer (right) enjoys boxing at Chukchansi Park with his wife, Diane. Just look around and see the fans in the seats.” “I can tell you, the stadium is making a lot of money. Everything that’s going on here at Chukchansi, we need more activity here,” Dyer said. “You get a lot of fans here from out of town, so they’re taking up hotel rooms or buying food. He’s just a good Christian kid and ends up mentoring a lot of kids in our community.” “You look at Marc Castro … he’s homegrown, he graduated from Sunnyside High School. “I love boxing, especially boxers that are a good role models for our youth,” Dyer said. So I think this is just a taste of it,” Dyer said. “We want downtown Fresno to be the entertainment hub of Central California. He is thrilled about what regular world-class boxing events could mean to Fresno for entertainment and ringing up dollars for the economy. Mayor Jerry Dyer, clad in a blue plaid shirt and jeans, had a second-row seat for the action, sitting along with his wife, Diane. The winner, Marc Castro! (GV Wire/Albert Baker) Mayor Thrilled
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