On Saturday night, Ramesis Gil and Jake Giuriceo will lock horns at Cene Park.  Giuriceo, pictured above with Frank Duarte, will be looking to run his record to 13-0.  Gil is no putz. He has lost to two fighters with combined records of 29-0.  He also scored a first round KO over a 7-1 fighter and has been tough.

Giuriceo is on the brink of national attention.  He won last month in a slugfest at the Covelli Centre and looks to be in line, results of this fight pending, for a step up the ladder and a potential championship match in October on another Lights Out Productions card.

Gil talked about his trip to Youngstown.  “I am here to fight ‘The Bull’. I am the bullfighter. I feel really good and have been training hard for a good fight, I want to make a statement and show the people what I can do.”

Giuriceo also feels good.  After intensive training and sparring in California under the watchful eye of Duarte, The Bull is ready to charge forward in his career.  Should be a good fight and a decent undercard to lead into this Main Event.

Cefalde spoke about potential weather hazards.  “If it rains, the entire ring will be covered by a giant tent and the perimeter will stay dry.  It is going to happen nd we might have a slight delay, but you can bet that everything is in place.  Two days ago, it was 70 percent, today I heard 40 percent and it wasn’t supposed to start until later Saturday night, who knows?  Either way, we are ready.”