On Saturday night, the featherweights go to battle. In a fight for superlightweight supremacy, Jose Ramirez vs Richard Commey will take on at.
Both fighters at 140 pounds are eyeing championship shots in the exciting super lightweight class. In his most recent bout, Ramirez defeated Jose Pedraza by a majority decision in March 2022. Commey’s last bout, in August of last year, was a tie, also with Pedraza.
All the details of Ramirez vs. Commey are provided below.
How to watch Jose Ramirez vs Richard Commey Live
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Live Broadcast: Jose Ramirez vs Richard Commey Live
Date and time of Jose Ramirez vs Richard Commey
- Date: 25 March, Saturday.
- Start Time: 2 a.m. BST | 9 p.m. ET
- Main event ring walks (approx): 4 a.m. BST | 11 p.m. ET
The start time is 2 a.m. BST (9 p.m. ET), with the major event ring walks happening at 4 a.m. BST (11 p.m. ET). Due to the duration of the undercard bouts, these times are subject to change.
Where is Jose Ramirez vs Richard Commey Fight held?
The battle will go down in Fresno, California, at the Save Mart Center.
Jose Ramirez vs Richard Commey Preview
On March 25th, local California fighters will take center stage. Super lightweight world champions Jose Ramirez and Richard Commey square off. The bout takes place at the Save Mart Center in Fresno and can be seen on ESPN+ in the United States and Sky Sports in the United Kingdom.
Ramirez, who was born in Avenal, first became a world champion in 2018 by defeating Maurice Hooker for the WBC super lightweight championship. Ramirez dropped an undisputed championship fight to Josh Taylor by unanimous decision in 2021 but then beat former champion Jose Pedraza in March of the following year.
Commey made the transition to the professional circuit in 2011 and began his career by competing mainly in his native Ghana. He lost the 2016 IBF lightweight championship fight to Robert Easter Jr. but regained it in 2019 with a victory over Isa Chaniev. Commey is 1-1-1 since dropping the title in his second defence to Teofimo Lopez. His most recent bout with Pedraza ended in a stalemate by split decision.
Even though the main event isn’t for a belt, the supporting program features a highly anticipated world title battle. Take a peek at the Top Rank-made card’s prologue right here!
The main events of the live tripleheader are the minimumweight championship unification fight between WBA champion Seniesa Estrada and WBC monarch Tina Rupprecht and the junior welterweight clash between Jose Ramirez and Richard “RC” Commey.
Des Moines, Iowa’s Mireles (6-0, 6 KOs) is a promising boxing talent of Mexican descent. After dominating at the novice level and signing with Top Rank in September 2021, he went on to win a number of state titles. The following month, Mireles made his professional debut in San Diego on the undercard of the Emanuel Navarrete-Joet Gonzalez main event. His record of knockouts while training with Robert Garcia is perfect, and he just knocked out Eric Perry in the first round in November. Prospective boxer Mailata (6-1, 3 KOs) hails from Samoa and had a successful amateur career while competing for New Zealand. Since losing by a majority vote to Kingsley Ibeh, Mailata has won two in a row.
Former joint WBC/WBO junior welterweight world champion José Ramrez (27-1, 17 KOs) returns to his homeland to face off against former IBF lightweight world champion Richard Commey, and fight fans will get an inside look into his training camp to learn about the family and patriotic Hispanic spirit that drives him. (30-4-1, 27 KOs). Seniesa “Super Bad” Estrada (23-0, 9 KOs), a Mexican-American and the second female fighter signed by Top Rank will be the subject of the next episode. The Los Angeles native protects her WBA minimumweight championship in a winner-take-all unification bout against Tina Rupprecht, the current WBC minimumweight champion, on March 25. (12-0-1, 3 KOs).
Jose Ramirez vs Richard Commey Fight card
- Boxing match: Jose Ramirez vs Richard Commey (lightweight)
- Unification of the women’s strawweight titles at the WBA and WBC levels, featuring Seniesa Estrada and Tina Rupprecht
- A lightweight bout between Raymond Muratalla and Humberto Galindo
- Heavyweights Antonio Mireles and Patrick Mailata
- Lightweights Charlie Sheehy and Angel Rebollar
- Flyweights Jessie James Guerrero and Eduardo Alvarez
- Super bantamweight: Subaru Murata vs. Jose Negrete
- Ricardo Ruvalcaba and Marco Cardenas are both super lightweights.
