Ramirez improved to 46-1 while Goulamirian, 36, who had not fought since November 2022, fell to 27-1
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Mexico's Gilberto Ramirez captured the World Boxing Association world cruiserweight title on Saturday with a unanimous-decision victory over France's previously unbeaten Arsen Goulamirian.
Ramirez, a 32-year-old southpaw and former world super middleweight champion, improved to 46-1 while Goulamirian, 36, who had not fought since November 2022, fell to 27-1.
Armenian-born Goulamirian had been champion since 2018 and had defended his belt four times.
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