Another fine piece, Rummy. As usual. I'm not sure he's going to reach the number 1 spot on the p4p list. A win over Loma would at least, get him onto the list, and maybe after some of the old-timers on there move on, he might be the next big thing. I favour he underdog, Loma, if they meet in May. I regard him , size and all else considered, as better than Haney, p4p. His smaller size and advancing years, plus inactivity, point towards a Haney advantage, but Loma is still a special talent and I lean very slightly towards the upset here.
I especially liked the knockout of Ramirez against Imam in 2018. In that fight, Ramirez showed an incredible display of power and precision when he hit Imam with a right hand in the 4th round. The knockout occurred when Imam tried to hit Ramirez with his left hand, but Ramirez quickly bounced back and responded with a strong right hook to Imam's head, sending him to the knockout. What made this knockout stand out was not only its accuracy and power, but also Ramirez's technique, who took the opportunity of the perfect moment to deliver a devastating punch in response to Imam's attack. Not only did this knockout make the audience cheer, but it also helped Ramirez win the welterweight world championship belt. The Ramirez vs. Imam knockout is one of the most spectacular and beautiful knockouts in boxing history and deservedly ranks among the 50 most effective knockouts.
I'll be sharing that one with some friends, trying to build some hype for that fight with some people kinda unfamiliar with both fighters. Looking forward to it Rums, thank you.
