As the boxing world enters the new fights at the start of the year, fans prepare for an extraordinary spectacle between two fierce fighters, Mizuki Hiruta and Maribel Ramirez. Both talented fighters are ready to enter the ring for their heart-pounding showdown on January 17, 2025, at the Commerce Casino Events Center in Los Angeles. The uprising underdog fighter Mizuki Hiruta, who never faced any defeat in her fights, is ready for the upcoming clash against the veteran fighter Maribel Ramirez, who is ready to continue the win streak. Both fighters are ready to enter the ring for the WBO junior bantamweight title, determined to win the upcoming fight. The ring is ready to ignite the fire with the adrenaline-pushing battle between the formidable Hiruta and the resilient Ramirez. Every punch and move are set to determine the winner of this fight and the dream of championship glory. As the fight draws near, every boxing follower feels a pulse racing and holds huge anticipation of witnessing this ultimate fight with strength, skill, and determination to define their career in this boxing world. For more information related to boxing, check our website and find more details of your favorite sport.
Mizuki Hiruta is a Japanese professional boxer born April 12, 1996, in Okayama, Japan. Hiruta entered boxing at an early age while attending Okayama Technical High School. In her Amateur Boxing career, Hiruta reached the finals of the All-Japan Women’s Championship of 2016 in the flyweight event. Even with her consistent efforts during the clash, Hiruta faced defeat against her opponent, Madoka Wada, in the final bout. Later, she participated in the next year’s championship and went through the finals again. Still, even with her strong determination, Hiruta suffered the defeat against her opponent. Without losing the decisive goal in her heart, Hiruta entered the All-Japan Women’s Championship in 2018 in the flyweight event and won the gold medal. Continuing it, she once again won the gold medal in the 2019 All-Japan Women’s Championships. With a record of 29-16, she finished her amateur career. On October 15, 2021, Mizuki Hiruta made her professional boxing debut in the clash against Nane Yamaka at Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan.
While her opponent is known as the unbeatable, everyone expects an incredible battle between two fighters. At the end of six rounds, Hiruta defeated her opponent, Yamaka, in a unanimous decision. Later, she was scheduled to face formidable challenger Terumi Nuki, who held a three-time world title. On April 12, 2022, Hiruta was ready to enter the ring against Nuki for her second bout. By the end of eight rounds, Hiruta claimed the victory through unanimous decision. Two judges were given scorecards of 77-73, and one judge was given a scorecard of 76-74. Even while facing the challenge inside the ring, Hiruta was overcome with great difficulty and still determined to continue her fights without facing any defeats. Continuing her professional boxing career, on September 1, 2022, Hiruta is scheduled to fight against Hinami Yanai at Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan, for the Japanese flyweight title. With the unanimous decision, Hiruta claimed her victory over her opponent and won the title. Following that, she fought another title match on December 1, 2022, against Kanako Taniyama for the WBO Junior Bantamweight title. By the end of ten rounds, she claimed the victory and the title via unanimous decision. In the next two defending matches, she won the battle by defeating her opponent via technical knockout, and now, she is ready to fight against Maribel Ramirez.
Maribel Ramirez, also known as Maribel Ramirez de Jesus, is a Mexican professional boxer born on June 28, 1986. Also, he is known in the boxing world as he is the former world titleholder of the WBA female super flyweight. After witnessing her fight style, Ramirez earned the nickname Pantera, which denotes Panther in Spanish. She started her professional boxing career debut fight against Tanzet Ramirez in July 2009. With her strength and fight style of strong punches, Ramirez claimed the victory. Following that, she fought many battles against opponents similar to her record. Later, in November 2010, Ramirez was scheduled to face Mariana Juarez for the WBC Interim World Fly title. While she fought her best efforts against the opponent, Ramirez faced defeat. But without holding onto the failure, Ramirez again entered the ring for the title match. In April 2011, she prepared to fight against Esmeralda Moreno for the WBC Silver Light Fly, but unfortunately, she lost her fight. Continuing it, Ramirez faced two more title matches and lost against her opponents, leading her to stand strong for an upcoming bout with great determination. In June 2017, Ramirez was scheduled to fight against Eloisa Martinez Zarraga for the vacant Mexican Fly title, and without any delay, she claimed victory and moved forward. And now, she is ready to fight against Mizuki Hiruta in January 2025 for the WBO junior bantamweight title.
Mizuki Hiruta vs Maribel Ramirez: Event Details
Main Event: Mizuki Hiruta vs Maribel Ramirez
Date: January 17, 2025 (Friday)
Time: 9:00 p.m. ET | 6:00 a.m. PT | 7:30 a.m. IST (Next Day)
Venue: Commerce Casino and Hotel in Commerce, California
Where to Watch Mizuki Hiruta vs Maribel Ramirez?
The highly anticipated match between Mizuki Hiruta and Maribel Ramirez will be streamed on UFC Fight Pass. Fans worldwide can enjoy their favorite fight through the UFC Fight Pass streaming option.
Mizuki Hiruta vs Maribel Ramirez Fight Card
Omar Cande Trinidad vs. Mike Plania (featherweights)
Mizuki Hiruta vs. Maribel Ramirez, for Hiruta’s WBO women’s junior bantamweight title
Ali Akhmedov vs. Malcolm Jones (super middleweights)
Gloria Munguilla vs. Brook Sibrian (women’s junior flyweights)
Iyana Verduzco vs. Lindsey Ellis (women’s junior lightweights)
Joshua Anton vs. TBA (junior middleweights)
Adan Palma vs. Sharone Carter (junior featherweights)
Tayden Beltran vs. Eugene Lagos (lightweights)
Mizuki Hiruta Record and Bio
Nationality: Japanese
Age: 28
Height: 5’4”
Reach: 66. 5”
Total Fights: 6
Record: 6-0-0 (2 KOs)
Maribel Ramirez Record and Bio
Nationality: Mexican
Age: 38
Height: 5’1”
Reach: N/A
Total Fights: 29
Record: 15-10-4 (3 KOs)
Prediction
Mizuki Hiruta vs Maribel Ramirez
Mizuki Hiruta is preparing for her upcoming bout against Maribel Ramirez on January 17, 2025. As this bout holds high expectations among fans, Hiruta is ready to extend her unbeatable record. Still, she was known to be the underdog in this fight due to her lower experience, and fans expected a great clash between Hiruta and Ramirez. In her total six fights, Hiruta won all matches, which shows her determination towards victory. As for her strength, Hiruta was well-trained in power and precision in her punches. She uses the southpaw stance inside the ring; Hiruta focuses on her formidable opponent and lands a perfect punch with her aggressive fight style. Along with her strong fighting style, Hiruta holds better technical skills to face formidable opponents. Even in her amateur career, Hiruta showed significant progress in each fight and developed strong technical abilities and adaptability. As for her weakness, compared with her opponent, Hiruta holds less experience in her professional career, which may lead to a huge disadvantage inside the ring. Also, she often shows vulnerability when matches goes on long and face heavy pressure. While she holds an aggressive fight style with solid power punches, Hiruta holds a lesser ratio in knockout wins. This bout also goes as her first fight on US soil, which presents additional pressure and challenge.
Maribel Ramirez is a veteran professional boxer who fought 29 bouts. After witnessing her fight style inside the ring, she also holds another name, Pantera. After her last fight victory, Ramirez determined to extend her win streak without facing any losses. She holds the record of 15 wins and ten losses with 4 draws in her 29 fights. Looking into her strengths, Ramirez has a lengthy career compared to her opponent, Hiruta. It raises a point for her advantage in this bout. Also, she uses an orthodox stance inside the ring and is known for her seasoned tactics against opponents. Along with it, Ramirez is known for her grit and determination. She has the tenacity to stand long inside the ring, bounce back from the setbacks, and claim her victory against formidable contenders. Also, her recent victory against Michelle Preston places tremendous confidence for her upcoming bout against Hiruta. As for her weaknesses, Ramirez might face some challenges in facing her opponent, Hiruta, who is younger than her and more agile inside the ring. Ramirez holds a lower knockout ratio than her upcoming bout opponent due to her lesser strength in her power punches. Comparing both fighters in this upcoming bout, Mizuki Hiruta holds the higher odds of winning the bout against Maribel Ramirez via Decision.
The Pick: Mizuki Hiruta via Decision
