David Sanchez vs. Walberto Ramos: While most boxing fans will be tuning in on Saturday afternoon to watch the PBC on NBC card, there will be plenty more pugilistic action on Saturday night on beIN Sports Espanol. The main event of that card will be a 10-round bantamweight bout between David Sanchez (27-2-2, 21 KO) and Walberto Ramos (23-6-2, 16 KO). Certainly the people working with Sanchez hope that their 23-year-old fighter can handle a veteran 10 years his senior. While this definitely isn't a showcase fight it is a winnable fight for Sanchez and one that will help him learn some lesson only an experience veteran can teach you. Sanchez hasn't lost a fight since 2010 and since that loss he has gone 17-0 with an impressive 13 knockouts. As for Ramos his last loss came back in 2009 but after that loss he didn't return to the ring until 2013. Since his return Ramos has gone 7-0 with an incredible 6 knockouts, albeit against lackluster competition. Sanchez is an orthodox puncher who uses his jab just to stay busy. What Sanchez really likes to throw is his left hook and overhand right and he lands them equally well to the head and body. Also, Sanchez has a very good uppercut with both hands that often snaps his opponents heads backs. When it comes to Ramos he is a little more mysterious. That is because there is absolutely no tape of him online, never a good sign. What is known about Ramos is that he is an orthodox fighter with a bad chin because in his six career losses four have come by the way of knockout. Ramos does have the advantage in experience though and he had a title shot against Omar Narvaez back in 2006, a fight he lost. A fighter with a bad chin going against a fighter with good power and legs that are 10 years younger is probably not a good thing. Sanchez is going to win this fight with a 6th round stoppage of Ramos.
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