I think enough of Ramos to think he'll give a fairly inactive Rigo some trouble. I don't think enough of him to see him defeating one of the better pure boxers in the game. Still, Suavecito lasts the distance, I think, before dropping a UD over 12 intriguining, if not exactly exciting, rounds.
Voting with my heart on this one. Like them both but pulling for Ramos. As long as Ramos looks good, he wins, in my book. Riggo is supposed to win this one. So much older and experienced.
Ramos hasn't fought a live body yet. I think that KO over Shimoda was complete luck too. Seen the guy fight live and on t.v. more times than a man should be able to bare. Rigondeaux's ability will be far too much for him to handle.