John Ramirez vs David Jimenez Prediction: John Ramirez will be looking to silent all doubters

The headline of Devin Haney vs Ryan Garcia is the main card title fight between John Ramirez and David Jimenez. This super flyweight division fight is for the vacant interim WBA super flyweight title. This fight will be live-streaming via DAZN for boxing fans. This promising ring fight will be held in the early hours of Sunday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. The American John Ramirez comes into the ring with a perfect professional record of 13 wins in 13 fights, while Costa Rica`s national champion David Jimenez is currently on a three-fight winning streak.

John Ramirez is the youngest in this contest, as he is 27 years old compared to his opponent, 32. He has an unbeaten professional career with 13 wins in 13, of which nine were via knockout. He last fought on October 21, 2023, against Ronal Batista via a knockout victory, a co-main event in the bout billing. He dropped him twice, ending the bout in the fourth round. John Ramirez fights out of an orthodox stance, while On May 20, 2022, Ramirez went for the vacant NABA Super Flyweight Title against Jan Salvatierra, winning via a straight knockout. In February 2023, the following year, he went for the vacant WBA Continental Americas Super Flyweight Title, winning via unanimous decision against Luis Villa. Ramirez has recorded other wins against top fighters, which were in the style of early-round wins. Some were against Andres Balderas in round 3, Abraham Manriquez in round 2, Israel Camacho in round 2, and Jose Otero Solis in round 1.

David Jiménez fights out of a southpaw stance and has a better fighting record than his opponent. He is currently on a three-bout winning streak, among which was the vacant WBC Latino Flyweight Title against Rosendo Hugo Guarneros in the seventh round. This title win was significantly more important given that, prior to this matchup, he lost to Artem Dalakian via unanimous decision. He boasts a professional record of 15 wins, of which 11 were via knockout. His last fight, about a month and 28 days ago, was against Pablo Macario, which he won via a 10-round unanimous decision. In 2021, he won the WBC Latino Flyweight Title via a unanimous decision against Jerson Ortiz. Within the same year, he won the vacant WBA Gold Super Flyweight Title in round 3 via TKO/KO against Edwin Cano. Other boxers who have tasted defeat in Jimenez`s hands are Darwin Martinez, Daniel Mendoza, Jesus Santos, Yader Toledo, and Marcos Arrieta Arrieta.

This could be the fight that steals the night; both guys are fighting with a lot at stake here, mainly the interim belt. Surely, the winner of this fight will have an opportunity to fight for the belt next. I see this fight as a 50/50. Ramirez will be meeting a higher skill set in Jimenez than the controversial win over his last opponent, which earned him the name "Scrappy." Ramirez is very skilled and also knows how to throw punches right. Ramirez should not have issues dealing with all that Jimenez throws at him. In the early rounds of the fight, Jimenez will surely have the upper hand, but as it progresses, Ramirez will be able to gain all the momentum needed to grab a win. This match is going to be a decision match.