PHX Reporter

On August 6, 1971, Luis Ramón "Yori Boy" Campas Medina was born in a bustling city in Mexico, where the streets echoed with the rhythm of life. From a young age, Campas showed a natural talent for boxing, honing his skills in local gyms and training facilities. As he grew, so did his reputation in the boxing world, earning him the nickname "Yori Boy." Throughout his career, Campas competed in numerous bouts, displaying his formidable strength and determination in the ring. Despite facing formidable opponents, he emerged victorious time and again, securing titles and accolades along the way. Campas's connection to Phoenix, AZ, ran deep, as he often trained and fought in the city's vibrant boxing scene. His presence in Phoenix garnered admiration and respect from local boxing enthusiasts, who cheered him on as he showcased his skill and tenacity in the ring. Even after retiring from professional boxing in 2019, Campas's legacy endures in Phoenix and beyond, where he is remembered as a true champion who left an indelible mark on the sport.