Junlong Zhang vs. Victor Emilio Ramírez ...?

Apparently this is happening tomorrow. At least according to BoxRec.

http://boxrec.com/en/event/762000

I have some questions, though.

1) El Tyson del Abasto retired from boxing a year ago, following his first ever stoppage loss several months earlier at the hands of Denis Lebedev. When did he officially announce he was unretiring?

2) How come there has been no promotion for this? Nobody mentioning it so much as once anywhere on forums or social media?

3) Why is there no undercard listed? The show as listed on BoxRec - with a venue in Beijing specified but no promoter or matchmaker information - has just this one bout, for Zhang's WBO Oceania heavyweight title, his scheduled sixth defense, which prompts questions:

4) Heavyweight? What did Ramírez weigh? (if this is real and there was indeed a weigh-in)

5A) Why is Ramírez able to challenge for a minor title at heavyweight not having fought in that division since four years ago, when he KO1ed the 14-13-2 Thabiso Mogale?

5B) Why is Ramírez eligible to compete for an Oceanic title? Argentina isn't part of that region.

6) What made Zhang's team dig up Ramírez as an opponent? How does this serve him? I mean, Ramírez has a name but I'm not sure how much credit Zhang is going to get for beating (and likely stopping, to keep his perfect KO % streak alive) the badly shot former cruiser titlist, a slugger who no longer seemed able to hang in his own division last time out?

7) When is the Chinese Wilder going to step up and face somebody with a pulse???

 

So he's really more the Chinese super heavy Ali Raymi?

 

8) If this is real, and if Zhang really is a fraud, there is the possibility that Ramírez knocks him into next week (er, technically into yesterday, I guess, since they'll be just a few shy of the easternmost timezone). Despite being shot and with his once-iron whiskers already cracked, and despite giving up 4½″ of height and 7½″ of reach, he is the more proven man in the ring and probably has the more serious power in a pound for pound if not straight up sense. He could very well expose Zhang. So what then? Does he suddenly materialize in the WBA heavyweight rankings? That'd be kind of a further embarrassment and black eye for the HW division at the moment, wouldn't it?

edit: never mind, despite being the Oceania champ, Zhang isn't currently in the WBA top 15. (thankfully! Would be a farce if he was)

 

11:11 in Beijing...good luck Tyson del Abasto!