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Ramos vs Waite Friday!
May 1, 2008
Ramos opponent this Friday will be Shawn Waite of Los Angeles, Calif. Ramos is scheduled to go 4 rounds on the Telefutura broadcast. He
will once again be a TV swing bout. Former opponent Vincent Escobedo is scheduled as the Main Event. The Co-Main Event will feature the
return of Julio "Baby Face" Garcia. Garcia trained at Ramos Boxing Team last year and served as Hector's sparring partner.
April 27, 2008
After a successful debut Ramos will once again be in action this Friday. Ramos is scheduled to fight Friday in Los Angeles, Calif.
Main Event for the Telefutura card will be former Olympian, Vicente Escobedo.
May 1, 2008
Ramos opponent this Friday will be Shawn Waite of Los Angeles, Calif. Ramos is scheduled to go 4 rounds on the Telefutura broadcast. He
will once again be a TV swing bout. Former opponent Vincent Escobedo is scheduled as the Main Event. The Co-Main Event will feature the
return of Julio "Baby Face" Garcia. Garcia trained at Ramos Boxing Team last year and served as Hector's sparring partner.
April 27, 2008
After a successful debut Ramos will once again be in action this Friday. Ramos is scheduled to fight Friday in Los Angeles, Calif.
Main Event for the Telefutura card will be former Olympian, Vicente Escobedo.
Ramos moves
to 2-0!
May 4, 2008
Hector Ramos was in action this past Friday at the Home Depot
Center in Los Angeles, Calif against hometown native, Shawn
Waite.
Ramos had to work extra hard to earn the 2nd victory in his pro
career. Waite connected on a right hook (he was a southpaw)
after throwing a wild left hand that landed right on the chin and
put Ramos on the seat of his pants. Less than a minute later a
overhand left on the temple had Ramos back on the canvas.
After taking the full 8 count Ramos rose to his feet and Waite
went attack mode trying to finish of Ramos. A straight left hand by
Ramos put Waite on the canvas. Less than a minute later Ramos
connected with a solid right that had Waite back on the canvas
for the 2nd time in the round. The round came to an end and
both boxers returned to the corner still a bit dazed. The 2nd and
3rd rounds saw back and forth see-saw action with both boxers
having their moments. Going into the 4th round Ramos knew the
final round might decide the outcome. He gathered his thoughts
and had his best round of the fight using his footwork to easily
counter-punch the confused Waite.
The final round proved to be the deciding factor in the decision.
Ramos went on to win a unanimous but close decision over the
Los Angeles native, Shawn White. Scores were: 39-98, 38-37
twice.
NOTE: Ramos' hand injury will put him on the shelf for 6 weeks.
He is expected to be back in action in late June - early July.
FIGHTNEWS.COM
In a wild one, junior welter Hector Ramos (2-0) overcame three
knockdowns to outpoint pro-debuting Shawn Waite (0-1). Ramos
dropped Waite twice. Scores were 39-38, 38-37, 38-37
to 2-0!
May 4, 2008
Hector Ramos was in action this past Friday at the Home Depot
Center in Los Angeles, Calif against hometown native, Shawn
Waite.
Ramos had to work extra hard to earn the 2nd victory in his pro
career. Waite connected on a right hook (he was a southpaw)
after throwing a wild left hand that landed right on the chin and
put Ramos on the seat of his pants. Less than a minute later a
overhand left on the temple had Ramos back on the canvas.
After taking the full 8 count Ramos rose to his feet and Waite
went attack mode trying to finish of Ramos. A straight left hand by
Ramos put Waite on the canvas. Less than a minute later Ramos
connected with a solid right that had Waite back on the canvas
for the 2nd time in the round. The round came to an end and
both boxers returned to the corner still a bit dazed. The 2nd and
3rd rounds saw back and forth see-saw action with both boxers
having their moments. Going into the 4th round Ramos knew the
final round might decide the outcome. He gathered his thoughts
and had his best round of the fight using his footwork to easily
counter-punch the confused Waite.
The final round proved to be the deciding factor in the decision.
Ramos went on to win a unanimous but close decision over the
Los Angeles native, Shawn White. Scores were: 39-98, 38-37
twice.
NOTE: Ramos' hand injury will put him on the shelf for 6 weeks.
He is expected to be back in action in late June - early July.
FIGHTNEWS.COM
In a wild one, junior welter Hector Ramos (2-0) overcame three
knockdowns to outpoint pro-debuting Shawn Waite (0-1). Ramos
dropped Waite twice. Scores were 39-38, 38-37, 38-37
World renowned boxing company Cestus Management has signed San Antonio, Texas native Mexican American Hector Ramos
to an exclusive management agreement. Ramos, who is a former Amateur Superstar who has numerous Multi-Championships
compiled an impressive amateur record of 156 wins with 51 victories coming by way of referee stoppage, joins what is quickly
becoming one of the most talent laden stable of young and powerful prospects in the boxing world. Ramos is as seasoned,
experienced and accomplished as any amateur in recent memory. Hector, who courageously served the United States Air Force
with honor and pride, is a versatile boxer-puncher with solid power and great balance. Ramos”, stands 6 feet tall, weighs 140
pounds and has a 77 inch reach and fights out of a southpaw stance. Hector also possesses excellent boxing aptitude and also
has an amazing understanding of distance and timing combined with fast quick precise power punching. His amateur boxing
credentials include the following:
U.S. National Amateur Ranking
2000 Ranked # 2 at lightweight;
2001 Ranked # 6 at lightweight;
2002 Ranked # 4 at lightweight;
2003 Ranked # 10 at lightweight;
2004 Ranked # 2 at light welterweight
2005 Ranked # 1 at light welterweight
2006 Ranked # 1 at light welterweight.
Titles and Medals
2005 US Championships Silver medalist;
2005 Ringside World Champion;
2004 US Championships Bronze medalist;
2000 & 2005 Regional & Texas Golden Gloves Champion;
2000 National Golden Gloves bronze medalist;
12 Texas State Amateur Championships;
3 Times Combined Armed Forces Champion.
Olympic Trials
2004 Olympic Trials participant.
National and International Competition
Member of 2006 World Cup Team - Baku , Alzerbaijan;
USA vs. Ukraine - Chicago , Illinois ;
USA vs. Canadian National Team Reginia , Sask.
Hector Ramos, from his home base training camp in San Antonio, Texas, had this to say about his signing with Cestus
Management, “I am so excited to be part of a such a highly respected boxing company as Cestus and it feels great knowing that
my boxing career is in good hands. I feel that now, i will be able to achieve my lifelong dream of becoming a World Champion. I
can’t wait to get back into the ring!”
Gina Iacovou, who is Cestus Management’s CEO, said, “Hector’s amateur experience and accomplishments speak for
themselves as there are not many high profile prospects in boxing today that boast better credentials. Ramos is a great talent
with astonishing natural boxing gifts.” Iacovou added, “The fact that he is a former U.S. solider who served his Country with
honor and pride shows the type of discipline and character this young man possesses which is exactly the type of quality that we
(Cestus) seek.”
Mike Michael, who is Cestus’ Founder and Chief Advisor, said, “Although Hector Ramos is undefeated in his first two
professional fights, it is as if he is about to make his professional debut now that he is under the Cestus banner. Our company is
known for our ability to develop fighters into serious world-class boxers,” and a fighter as talented and accomplished as Hector is
going to be a great experience taking him to the top. Michael continued, “Ramos’ has the right attitude, and lives a clean lifestyle
which he learned from his days as a soldier in the Air Force for the United States . He is a young man that is physically and
mentally ready for the challenges that boxing will offer and I have no doubt that we will all be successful and Hector will soon be
known in the boxing world” and go onto fulfill his dream.
to an exclusive management agreement. Ramos, who is a former Amateur Superstar who has numerous Multi-Championships
compiled an impressive amateur record of 156 wins with 51 victories coming by way of referee stoppage, joins what is quickly
becoming one of the most talent laden stable of young and powerful prospects in the boxing world. Ramos is as seasoned,
experienced and accomplished as any amateur in recent memory. Hector, who courageously served the United States Air Force
with honor and pride, is a versatile boxer-puncher with solid power and great balance. Ramos”, stands 6 feet tall, weighs 140
pounds and has a 77 inch reach and fights out of a southpaw stance. Hector also possesses excellent boxing aptitude and also
has an amazing understanding of distance and timing combined with fast quick precise power punching. His amateur boxing
credentials include the following:
U.S. National Amateur Ranking
2000 Ranked # 2 at lightweight;
2001 Ranked # 6 at lightweight;
2002 Ranked # 4 at lightweight;
2003 Ranked # 10 at lightweight;
2004 Ranked # 2 at light welterweight
2005 Ranked # 1 at light welterweight
2006 Ranked # 1 at light welterweight.
Titles and Medals
2005 US Championships Silver medalist;
2005 Ringside World Champion;
2004 US Championships Bronze medalist;
2000 & 2005 Regional & Texas Golden Gloves Champion;
2000 National Golden Gloves bronze medalist;
12 Texas State Amateur Championships;
3 Times Combined Armed Forces Champion.
Olympic Trials
2004 Olympic Trials participant.
National and International Competition
Member of 2006 World Cup Team - Baku , Alzerbaijan;
USA vs. Ukraine - Chicago , Illinois ;
USA vs. Canadian National Team Reginia , Sask.
Hector Ramos, from his home base training camp in San Antonio, Texas, had this to say about his signing with Cestus
Management, “I am so excited to be part of a such a highly respected boxing company as Cestus and it feels great knowing that
my boxing career is in good hands. I feel that now, i will be able to achieve my lifelong dream of becoming a World Champion. I
can’t wait to get back into the ring!”
Gina Iacovou, who is Cestus Management’s CEO, said, “Hector’s amateur experience and accomplishments speak for
themselves as there are not many high profile prospects in boxing today that boast better credentials. Ramos is a great talent
with astonishing natural boxing gifts.” Iacovou added, “The fact that he is a former U.S. solider who served his Country with
honor and pride shows the type of discipline and character this young man possesses which is exactly the type of quality that we
(Cestus) seek.”
Mike Michael, who is Cestus’ Founder and Chief Advisor, said, “Although Hector Ramos is undefeated in his first two
professional fights, it is as if he is about to make his professional debut now that he is under the Cestus banner. Our company is
known for our ability to develop fighters into serious world-class boxers,” and a fighter as talented and accomplished as Hector is
going to be a great experience taking him to the top. Michael continued, “Ramos’ has the right attitude, and lives a clean lifestyle
which he learned from his days as a soldier in the Air Force for the United States . He is a young man that is physically and
mentally ready for the challenges that boxing will offer and I have no doubt that we will all be successful and Hector will soon be
known in the boxing world” and go onto fulfill his dream.
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Star Hector Ramos!
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