The April 1 showdown between Robeisy “El Tren” Ramirez and Isaac “Royal Storm” Dogboe, initially sanctioned for the interim title at 126 pounds, will now be for the full WBO featherweight world title due to the vacancy left by Emanuel Navarrete who will stay at 130 pounds. Robeisy and Dogboe clash atop an ESPN+-streamed card at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa. Ramirez, a two-time Olympic gold medalist, faces his toughest test to date in his first world title opportunity, while Dogboe will attempt to earn a world title belt in a second weight class.
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You knew this was going to happen. They had to announce it as interim, but as long as Navarrete won the fight, this was going to be for the full title. Navarrete – Valdez probably pays a lot better than Navarrete – Ramirez and surely Navarrete – Dogboe 3.
A shame the 2 Navarette bouts have depleted Dogboe. Just never the same after those fights
Seeing Liam Wilson weighed in at 126lb against (and was robbed I might add) he should have a crack!!
Same o same o crap.