Opetaia’s pursuit of Cruiserweight titles

The IBF World Cruiserweight and Ring Jai OpenTAIA, 28-0 with 22 stops, is looking to unify the section. He is from Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia, runs and promoters by the CEO of Tasman Make Francis.

Opetaia defended the title of his last title in June, where the European IBF champion in Italy Claudio stopped “The Red Bull”, 17-0 in 5 rounds, in his fifth defense. Opetaia Australian amateur hero was three times.

The other Cruiserweight champion is the former WBO World SuperWight champion in the current WBO, WBA and WBO World Cruiserweight Gilberto ‘Zurdo’ Ramirez, 48-1 with 30 stop points, from Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico. The last time he fought in his first defense, as he defeated the former world champion of the IBF Ministry of Pits, The Ko Doctor, 27-2, and lives in Miami, Florida, over 12 rounds in the Honda Center, in Animim, California.

“I respect what Ramirez has accomplished, but I know I am on another level. I have overcome the fighters on my world level, and I defended my titles, and I am ready to collect more belts. If Ramirez has the courage to progress, I will show the world why I am the real hero,” said OpenAIA. “

“The battle of unification should be a huge monotheism with Zioardo Ramirez is the following to Optia, with great praise and great prediction to his future before moving to heavy weight,” said Eddie Hern from Matchoom. “The time has ended. Jay is the real linear hero and the most dangerous weights in the world. We only have the respect of Ramirez and what he achieved, but these are combat boxing needs. I have a complete belief that Ramirez will do the right thing and accept his challenge. Fans deserve to see the best of that,” Mick Francis added.

Another hero is WBC World Superweight, WBA World Lightweight, WBC World Cruiserweight Current Badou ‘Ripper’ Jack, 29-3-3 with 17 stops, from Stockholm, Sweden, who live in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

In the last Battle of Jack in his first defense in June, he won the decision of the majority over the former WBC champion of the light weight Nuruer Micheljan, 27-2, from Yerevan, Armenia, who lives in Miami, Florida, in ARNA, in his head.