Sugar Ramos vs. Mando Ramos - Revision history

Flatnose at 01:29, 6 July 2025

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	"Former world lightweight champion Mando Ramos, Long Beach, Calif., racked up a bloody, brutal 10 round split decision over Ultiminio "Sugar" Ramos of Mexico City Thursday night. Sugar Ramos in the 3rd round did the anticipated. He opened a cut over the left eye of the injury-prone Mando. The blood, despite heroic efforts in the corner between rounds, literally gushed from then on. In the 9th Sugar's rapier chops opened the right eye and almost shut it. Mando's bloody nose added to the gore. But it was Mando, jabbing, leading with solid rights to the jaw, boxing at his best when the crowding Sugar didn't have him cornered, who landed the consistent damaging punches. Time and again it seemed the rugged Sugar would fall. But there was no knockdown. With Mando in bad shape, blinded by his own blood, Sugar came on to narrow the margin in the 7th, 8th and 9th rounds. It was Mando, however, who took charge and won the 10th round." -Associated Press		"Former world lightweight champion Mando Ramos, Long Beach, Calif., racked up a bloody, brutal 10 round split decision over Ultiminio "Sugar" Ramos of Mexico City Thursday night. Sugar Ramos in the 3rd round did the anticipated. He opened a cut over the left eye of the injury-prone Mando. The blood, despite heroic efforts in the corner between rounds, literally gushed from then on. In the 9th Sugar's rapier chops opened the right eye and almost shut it. Mando's bloody nose added to the gore. But it was Mando, jabbing, leading with solid rights to the jaw, boxing at his best when the crowding Sugar didn't have him cornered, who landed the consistent damaging punches. Time and again it seemed the rugged Sugar would fall. But there was no knockdown. With Mando in bad shape, blinded by his own blood, Sugar came on to narrow the margin in the 7th, 8th and 9th rounds. It was Mando, however, who took charge and won the 10th round." -Associated Press

			*This bout was twice-postponed. The original date of June 25th was changed to July 16th when Mando suffered a swollen head due to an allergy. And the second date was changed to August 6th when Mando suffered a gum infection from a wisdom tooth that had been pulled on July 6th.

	*Unofficial AP scorecard - 7-3 Mando Ramos		*Unofficial AP scorecard - 7-3 Mando Ramos

Flatnose at 03:28, 14 February 2022

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	*Unofficial AP scorecard - 7-3 Mando Ramos		*Unofficial AP scorecard - 7-3 Mando Ramos
			*Unofficial UPI scorecard - 6-5 Mando Ramos
	*Unofficial Long Beach Press Telegram scorecard - 5-5 Draw		*Unofficial Long Beach Press Telegram scorecard - 5-5 Draw
	*Unofficial Pomona Progress-Bulletin scorecard - 7-5 Mando Ramos		*Unofficial Pomona Progress-Bulletin scorecard - 7-5 Mando Ramos

Fasan at 17:19, 18 December 2010

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			=Notes=
	"Former world lightweight champion Mando Ramos, Long Beach, Calif., racked up a bloody, brutal 10 round split decision over Ultiminio "Sugar" Ramos of Mexico City Thursday night. Sugar Ramos in the 3rd round did the anticipated. He opened a cut over the left eye of the injury-prone Mando. The blood, despite heroic efforts in the corner between rounds, literally gushed from then on. In the 9th Sugar's rapier chops opened the right eye and almost shut it. Mando's bloody nose added to the gore. But it was Mando, jabbing, leading with solid rights to the jaw, boxing at his best when the crowding Sugar didn't have him cornered, who landed the consistent damaging punches. Time and again it seemed the rugged Sugar would fall. But there was no knockdown. With Mando in bad shape, blinded by his own blood, Sugar came on to narrow the margin in the 7th, 8th and 9th rounds. It was Mando, however, who took charge and won the 10th round." -Associated Press		"Former world lightweight champion Mando Ramos, Long Beach, Calif., racked up a bloody, brutal 10 round split decision over Ultiminio "Sugar" Ramos of Mexico City Thursday night. Sugar Ramos in the 3rd round did the anticipated. He opened a cut over the left eye of the injury-prone Mando. The blood, despite heroic efforts in the corner between rounds, literally gushed from then on. In the 9th Sugar's rapier chops opened the right eye and almost shut it. Mando's bloody nose added to the gore. But it was Mando, jabbing, leading with solid rights to the jaw, boxing at his best when the crowding Sugar didn't have him cornered, who landed the consistent damaging punches. Time and again it seemed the rugged Sugar would fall. But there was no knockdown. With Mando in bad shape, blinded by his own blood, Sugar came on to narrow the margin in the 7th, 8th and 9th rounds. It was Mando, however, who took charge and won the 10th round." -Associated Press

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2008-07-13T18:25:39Z

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2008-07-13T17:16:00Z

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"Former world lightweight champion Mando Ramos, Long Beach, Calif., racked up a bloody, brutal 10 round split decision over Ultiminio "Sugar" Ramos of Mexico City Thursday night. Sugar Ramos in the 3rd round did the anticipated. He opened a cut over the left eye of the injury-prone Mando. The blood, despite heroic efforts in the corner between rounds, literally gushed from then on. In the 9th Sugar's rapier chops opened the right eye and almost shut it. Mando's bloody nose added to the gore. But it was Mando, jabbing, leading with solid rights to the jaw, boxing at his best when the crowding Sugar didn't have him cornered, who landed the consistent damaging punches. Time and again it seemed the rugged Sugar would fall. But there was no knockdown. With Mando in bad shape, blinded by his own blood, Sugar came on to narrow the margin in the 7th, 8th and 9th rounds. It was Mando, however, who took charge and won the 10th round." -Associated Press

*Unofficial AP scorecard - 7-3 Mando Ramos
*Unofficial Long Beach Press Telegram scorecard - 5-5 Draw
*Unofficial Pomona Progress-Bulletin scorecard - 7-5 Mando Ramos

*Attendance - 10,400
*Gate - $91,056