Jesus Ramos Jr. vs Erickson Lubin Prediction: A test of experience and power

Erickson Lubin, fighting out of Orlando, Florida, and Jesus Ramos Jr., fighting out of Casa Grande, Arizona, will engage in a competitive junior middleweight fight over the course of twelve rounds on the evening of Sunday, October 1. With a wide range in the winning odds, who do you think will claim victory in this bout, as both fighters root for a win?

At barely 22 years old, American boxer Jesus Ramos Jr. boasts a professional record of 20-0 with 16 knockout victories. He has won all of his fights by knockout. Ramos Jr. is listed as 5'10" tall with a reach of 72" and competes at the super welterweight limit. Every source places Jesus Ramos Jr. in the top 10 of their list of contenders for the super welterweight division. Including the fighter who is now ranked third in the IBF belt rankings. He has already competed in 78 rounds of his professional career and has a knockout percentage of 80%. This will be his toughest test to date, and the outcome will determine whether he moves forward in his career or remains at the same level of competition for the foreseeable future.

Boxer Erickson Lubin of the United States has a professional record of 25-2, with 28 of his wins coming through knockout. Lubin made his first attempt at the WBC super welterweight title in 2017, when he was 27 years old, but he was unsuccessful. Since then, he has worked his way through his defeats and is now in a good position for a statement victory this weekend, which will earn him another opportunity for a significant bout. A southpaw fighter with a reach of 74.5 inches, 'The Hammer' is recorded as having a height of 5 feet 11 inches. After a further five years of competing at the professional level, he has now boxed 124 total rounds at the professional level. It is documented that Lubin had participated in a lengthy amateur career, compiling a record of 143-7 throughout the course of his time in the sport. Lubin was scheduled to compete for the United States of America in the 2016 Olympics; however, he decided to turn professional instead.

Despite what the odds might suggest, this battle is actually closer to being decided than we could imagine. The bookies favoring Ramos Jr. were based on the assumption that he would have a better chance of mastering the timing of Lubin. If Ramos Jr. does not overextend himself and attempt to do too much, he will be able to catch Lubin as he moves into the shooting range. However, taking a chance on betting on distance is probably going to be your best option for winning. Also, following his loss to Sebastian Fundora in a bruising struggle, Erickson Lubin bounced back with a victory over Luis Arias, and he will now face another power puncher in Jesus Ramos Jr. However, Jesus Ramos is more than just a power puncher; he possesses excellent boxing skills as well. Although Erickson Lubin has the advantage in terms of size and overall experience, Ramos has been making rapid progress and is now in second place. This is yet another exciting bout that will take place on the same event as Alvarez against Charlo, and while I have a gut feeling that Erickson Lubin's experience will carry him to victory in this one, he will undoubtedly have his chin put to the test.