The two-time Olympic gold medalist, who was signed for Top Rank in 2019, announced that their relationship is officially over. Now, he’s planning out his next move.

“My promotional contract has expired,” Ramirez wrote on his X account. “I believe this change will be good for my career and the opportunities ahead. I appreciate the last six years and wish Top Rank success as they sort out their next chapter.”

The 32-year-old won the WBO featherweight title in 2023 with a unanimous decision victory over Isaac Dogboe. He made just one successful title defense, however, before losing his crown to Rafael Espinoza on points in December 2023. Espinoza (28-0, 24 KOs) is The Ring’s No. 1 ranked 126-pounder.

In their December 2024 rematch, Ramirez (14-3, 9 KOs) lost again, this time via sixth-round stoppage. It was later revealed that he suffered a fractured right orbital bone. Ramirez has not fought since.

Ramirez made a name for himself as an amateur, particularly at the 2016 Olympics. In the final match of those games, Ramirez squared off against current pound-for-pound star, Shakur Stevenson. In a close fight, Ramirez won by narrow split decision.

Top Rank immediately signed him, but things didn't start the way he was expecting. The highly touted Olympian came up short in his debut against the lowly Adan Gonzalez, a fighter with a current record of 5-7-2. Ramirez eventually avenged that defeat, however, and went on a 13-fight win streak. He’ll attempt to rebuild his once-promising career under a new promotional umbrella.