Ramiro Figueroa is an American boxer fighting out of Denver, Colorado. He got to make his BKFC debut in his home city where he faced Brett Hudson where he scored the TKO after a medical stoppage.

After a rough start in his boxing career, Figueroa went on a nice little four-fight win streak before stepping into the Squared Circle at 22 years of age. In his amateur days, Figueroa went 2-1. 

Ramiro Figueroa is a very powerful counter-puncher with great footwork and defense. It’s not uncommon to see a boxing match of his where he doesn’t hardly get touched by his opponent. From his orthodox stance, he will slip any offense coming his way and land a nasty right cross or hook depending on what he is given. Once his opponent is hurt, don’t expect Figueroa to rush in recklessly. He will make reads midfight and strike when he sees his opportunity.

Expect very high fight IQ, tight technique and flawless fundamentals from the young prospect and we could see a potential contender in the lightweight’s future.