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Jake Paul (11-1, 7 kos), the human incarnation of Clickbait, again sucks more oxygen in the boxing world on June 28 in the Honda Center of Anaheim. And who is his last co -star in this pantomime? Julio César Chávez Jr. (54-6-1, 34 kos), the largest tale of boxing precaution, its main skill in these days seems to fail up. Dazn PPV is more than happy to throw this face to the upper dollar. Ten rounds, Cruiserweight (200 pounds), 10 -oz gloves: the usual circus, a different day. Golden Boy’s promotions are also found throughout the trip, demonstrating this dignity once again.
And don’t worry: the “experience” MVP’s “experience” has returned, in case you want to throw a few big ones to get none on the train train.
Jake Paul, professional Loudmouth, came out this gem:
“I have just defeated the badest man on the planet, and now I go against an old champion that Conman Canelo could not finish. Chávez Jr. is Mexican, but I, the Gallo de Dorado, have the will and heart of the great Mexican fighters.”
Right, companion. First, you fought at a Tyson of about 60 years, who was in a bad rancher to call him. It is not exactly the maximum competition. And now you are blowing your chest because you have aligned Chávez Jr.—A man who has been washed so many times, basically it is seen at the moment. Jake’s career has been a long game of “How low can I set up the bar and still pay?” And now it acts as the biggest of the boxing, it is a type of defining moment of the race. Please.
As for Chávez Jr., the circus tent on foot, somehow managed to say with a straight face:
“I feel rejuvenated and ten years younger. Unfortunately for their problem they will have a big problem this June.”
Jesus Christ, where to start? This is Chávez Jr. that has made a career For lack of weight, set aside in the middle of struggle, fail drug evidence and find excuses that would be ashamed of a school child. The type was refused once to weigh At all Before a fight and we do not forget when he did a drug test by hiding in his house as a naughty child who dodges his homework. Its record is stacked, safe, but excavates a little and you will see that it is propelled by faded names, soft touches and more scandals than victories. Each time he says, “This is the new self,” you know that the disaster is around the corner. Bet on him to wrap it in some way, not even risky but expected.
Ramirez vs. Dorticós: the only right struggle on this card
While circus clowns dance around, we get a struggle that really matters: Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez (47-1, 30 kos) defending their belts Wbo and Wba Cruiserweight against Yuniel Dorticós (27-2, 25 kos). Twelve rounds, 200 pounds and two real fighters who are not interested in the followers or the Instagram drama. Ramírez has only been class, who came to the defeat of Chris Billam-Smith, and Dorticós? The boy is built as a tank with 25 knockouts in 27 fights. It is here to cause real damage, not take selfies and make a merch.
Zurdo kept his mouth clean and sharp:
“This struggle marks my required WBA and I know that I have to overcome this opponent to follow the path on my journey to greatness.”
And Dorticós? The whole business:
“My goal is to become three times world champion.”
Simple. Straight. Without fluffy. It’s curious how the real Fighters never need a circus to sell their fights.
Oscar de la Hoya, turning the drum wheel as always, added:
“Zurdo is built for moments like this. It will be an unforgettable night celebrating the best of Mexican boxing!”
Oscar Translation: Please, for God’s love, look at Zurdo: It’s the only one that prevents this card from being a complete joke.
Event Information:
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Date: Saturday, June 28, 2025
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Location: Honda Center, Anaheim, California
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Starting time: 21:00 ET / 18:00 PT / 2:00 am
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Issuing: Live in Dazn PPV
Confirmed fights:
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Jake Paul vs Julio César Chávez Jr., 10 rounds, cruises (200 pounds)
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Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez vs. Yuniel Dorticós, 12 rounds, cruise weights (WBA and Wbo world titles)
Last updated on 10/05/2025
