Paro remains first in line to enter a final eliminator to determine the next mandatory challenger for lineal and WBO junior welterweight champion Josh Taylor (19-0, 13KOs). Olympian and former WBC/WBO 140-pound titlist from Avenal, California. I motivate them and they motivate me.Matchroom represents Paro (23-0, 14KOs), while Top Rank has served as the career long promoter for Ramirez (28-1, 18KOs), a 2012 U.S. You're a champ.' So, if this is going to make them have more hope by me staying undefeated, then I don't want to lose in boxing. 'Some tell me, 'Man, Jose, it feels so good that you're undefeated. 'I lived around these people, they were once my neighbors and I want them to see me through them,' he said. With an undefeated record (26-0), he's driven by his supporters and the same people who helped him get where he is today. to run hills and practice sprint workouts before heading to the gym. In preparation for his fight, not much has changed for Ramirez in terms of waking up early. 'I think we should protect those who have been here for a while, who have made the United States home, who have contributed to the United States,' he said, adding that he hopes Congress eventually finds a bipartisan compromise on the divisive subject. Specifically, he wants to see undocumented agricultural, construction and domestic workers and DACA recipients on a 'higher priority' for a pathway to citizenship in the U.S. He's also wants to use his platform to call attention to immigration reform. Boxer Jose Ramirez stopped by a pistachio factory in March to help raise awareness about the importance of getting the COVID-19 vaccine. 'They hear so many different things.so the education part, it's what helped many people take that step to get vaccinated,' he said. In late March, he stopped by a Wonderful Pistachios factory to encourage workers to get the jab. More recently, as vaccines have been rolling out, he helped raise awareness over the safety and importance of getting the COVID-19 vaccine. When the pandemic began last year, he was focused on distributing supplies to keep them healthy. Today, he feels a responsibility to the farm workers. 'Things like that just kind of made me realize how important these jobs are for them.and how they're always trying as much as they can so we can have a better life,' he added. They don't complain, and they make it easier for someone like myself to go to the store and get the bell peppers, nice and clean.' 'Because the work ethic is so unbelievable. 'I was just looking at her, I'm like, 'Man, that's why I get so inspired to help these families.'' he said. After getting on, he saw the same woman who had collapsed a day earlier. The following morning, at about 4:45 a.m., he walked with his buddy to the bus that takes workers to the fields. He and his coworker dragged her out to the shade under trees and gave her water.

On one hot day, a woman who was working next to him fainted, possibly because of dehydration. He remembers pulling bell peppers as a 15-year-old during the summer months in Central Valley, California, where it could reach up to 110 degrees on some days. One story remains entrenched in his memory.

Jose Ramirez, who is currently undefeated, could be the first boxer of Mexican descent to be an undisputed champion in the sport. 'I see how hard they work, I see the work ethic and you know, they really shaped me,' the 28-year-old Mexican American said in an interview with CBS News. Ahead of his big fight on May 22 in Las Vegas, he's dedicating the bout to them. The link is also a personal one: His father was a farm worker and Ramirez worked as one as a teen. The former Olympian feels a special connection with agricultural workers, who have been thrust into the national spotlight for keeping America fed during the coronavirus pandemic - despite many not having legal status in the U.S. He also knows he's not entering the ring against Scottish boxer Josh Taylor alone. Boxer Jose Ramirez could become the first fighter of Mexican descent to win all four major world title belts later this month.

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