That one punch swung the fight in the champion’s favor.Still, Postol hung around and pestered Ramirez with those jabs and right crosses down the middle.Ramirez had his best moments when he targeted the body, but could not keep the pressure on Postol who seldom allowed the fighting to be fought inside.After 12 rounds one judge scored it 114-114, while two others had it 115-113, 116-111 for Ramirez who keeps his titles.“I fought like I was in a sparring session,” said Ramirez, adding it may be the lack of fans that caused the lackluster effort. Mar 20 2019 But rather than Deontay Wilder, Bermane Stiverne reckons Tyson Fury is 'the man to beat' In contrast, the other a chilling first round knockout two years ago.The 40-year-old puncher, however, doesn’t agree that his former foe is the best heavyweight fighter on the planet.
As the two heavyweight sluggers Bermane Stiverne and Chris Arreola stood face to face with each other in the USC Trojan campus, their physical presence alone seemed to energize the air with heavyweight championship fever on Thursday.Add a robust looking Don King and the kinetic energy of Dan Goossen, who are two promoters well over six-feet tall, and you have a swirling pool of heavyweight stew.Dozens of reporters and photographers converged at Heritage Hall at USC to view the opening press conference for Stiverne and Arreola’s WBC heavyweight title fight on May 10.
The scores were 80-72 and 79-73 twice.Daniel Dubois, who would be favored to beat any heavyweight out there with a comparable amount of experience, was fed a very soft touch today at the BT Sport Studio in London and responded as expected, blasting out sorely overmatched Ricardo Snijders who was rescued by the referee at the 0.20 second mark of round two.
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He claims he’d be up for a fight with Anthony Joshua or Tyson Fury should he defeat the Brit.“I’m open to fight anybody”, Stiverne exclusively told World Boxing News. That victory by the Riverside heavyweight reminded fans that he is one powerful prizefighter.Even Stiverne’s manager believes Arreola and Stiverne represent the future of the heavyweight division.“I believe these are the two top heavyweights today,” said Camille Estephan, who manages Stiverne.The last time a heavyweight world title fight took place in Los Angeles happened when Arreola lost to Vitali Klitschko in 2009. Stiverne punched very sharply and hard, protected himself well and fought in cool manner. 'B-Ware' outlined who he believes is the world's best. It didn’t look good for the Fontana fighter when he was dropped by the much taller Bland, but a subsequent illegal blow resulted in a point deduction and also gave Muratalla more time to recover from the knockdown. Arreola finally gets a shot again at a world title.“It’s not so much what I learned in my last title fight, it’s what I learned in my career,” Arreola told the crowd.Regardless of the winner, King says the victor of the heavyweight championship will bring out boxing from the back room to the front parlor.“This is a revered moment, it’s the heavyweight world championship,” said King. But I’ve improved that. Before the fight he had remained largely inactive with only two bouts in nearly three years. As an amateur he won a silver … 103: The 50th Anniversary of East L.A. RiotsWednesday’s Big Fight in Australia is a Compelling Attraction ESPN. At the time of the fight he held the distinction of being the only man to go twelve rounds with Wilder. “I’m a different beast, a whole lot different now.”Goossen and King both pointed toward Arreola’s stunning blow-out victory of Seth Mitchell last year as proof of the Mexican-American’s potential. 2 Bermane Stiverne, have recently been ordered to fight for the interim WBC heavyweight title.. It’s made boxing the headlines.
Stiverne started boxing at the age of 19.
Martinez’s back was against the ropes when he put Arcon down with a left uppercut in round two. Stiverne’s last two fights have been against Wilder and Joe is fighting him in his 8th fight. ↑ J'adresse mes félicitations au boxeur d'origine haïtienne Bermane Stiverne qui devient le nouveau champion du monde des poids lourds du WBC.
Stiverne, 39, had fought just once since he lost the WBC strap to Wilder in January 2015, coming back from a first-round knockdown to earn a unanimous points decision win … Tickets can be purchased at the Galen Center ticket office or by phone at Despite a flat performance Northern California’s Jose Carlos Ramirez retained the WBC and WBO super lightweight world titles by majority decision against Ukraine’s Viktor Postol on Saturday in Las Vegas.Ramirez (26-0, 17 KOs) had a spotty performance against former champion Postol (31-3, 12 KOs) whose lengthy jabs and penchant for holding tied up the champion at the MGM Grand Bubble. Prices range from $25 to $300.
Neither fighter was able to gain any serious momentum.“It’s been a long time since I’ve been in a boxing ring,” said Ramirez.Although Ramirez started quickly at the first round, Postol used his jab to get back in the fight. Obviously, he had a lot going on.“Right now, I see Fury as being the best of the three,” he concluded.The Joyce fight represents a UK debut for Stiverne and co-features on the ITV Box Office event.
Toronto Sun. "Bermane Stiverne is Canada's mystery world boxing champ". It was proved to be the common theme for the night for the two super lightweights.Just when it looked like Postol might turn things around after six rounds, Ramirez connected with a short left to the chin that staggered the Ukrainian challenger. All three judges scored it 99-90 for Barboza.Barboza was the much busier and accurate puncher but never could seriously hurt Luis.“He was a tough guy,” said Barboza who suffered a point deduction for a low blow. Hernandez, 31, was fleshy around the midsection, but was yet well-conditioned; he never ran out of gas and his workrate carried him to his career-best win.Hernandez, a southpaw, was a late sub for Caleb Truax who reportedly suffered dehydration in an attempt to make weight.
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