Comments Thread For: Zurdo Ramirez: I Learned A Lot From My First Career Loss Against Bivol

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A new look is provided to Gilberto 'Zurdo' Ramirez ahead of his next fight. The former WBO super middleweight titlist and current light heavyweight contender no longer has the benefit of entering the ring as an undefeated fighter. That feeling was removed following his last outing, a lopsided points defeat to WBA light heavyweight titlist Dmitry Bivol in a failed title bid last November 5 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Ramirez was unbeaten in 44 fights and convinced that he would leave the ring as a two-division titlist.
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[rrayvez]

Lesson 1 that was learned - You and your padded record were never as good or impressive as you initially thought.

[juanpablo]

I don't know why some fighters are "obsessed" with passing Floyd's 50-0 mark. Is not just the 50-0, you could be 80-0 fighting bums and still not surpass Floyd's 50-0.

[Citizen Koba]

Lesson 1 that was learned - You and your padded record were never as good or impressive as you initially thought.

Brutal but true.

[tokon]

Good next fight for Yarde.

[Knuckle sandwich]

Zurdo the turdo learnt he is shyte

[REMOVE SHARK 5510]

Lesson: keep fighting Gabe Rosado level guys

[_Rexy_]

I don't know why some fighters are "obsessed" with passing Floyd's 50-0 mark. Is not just the 50-0, you could be 80-0 fighting bums and still not surpass Floyd's 50-0.

Same reason they were obsessed with Marciano's 49-0 mark.

[Smash]

zurdo learned 2 things, talking a big cocky game and being too over confident may not be good all the time & once u start crying it can be hard to stop

[KrusherStan]

Leading up to the fight he said his victory over Bivol wouldn't be close He has to be the most delusional fighter out there