Luis Ramon ‘Yori Boy’ Campas will have two more fights before bringing the curtain down on his incredible career.

The 36-year-old Mexican was outpointed by Matthew Macklin in Dublin on Saturday night, a defeat which saw his record drop to 91-12 (73 KOs) and, despite the spirited nature of his display, trainer Joe Diaz revealed afterwards that the end was near for Campas.

”He’s going to fight in Spain in June and then we’re going to have his last fight in September, probably in Madison Square Garden. Then he’ll retire,” Diaz confirmed.

”To me, it was a pretty even fight, against Macklin. I’m happy with the fight for a lot of reasons.

”A lot of people said that he was too old and that Matthew was too young for him, and that Yori wasn’t going to last four rounds.

”Well, he went the full ten no problem and I look at the bigger picture so I’m happy with his performance.”

Diaz, who acted as Campas’ interpreter during the post-fight press conference revealed that his man was less than impressed with the referees decision to score the fight 98-95 in Macklin’s favour.

”He’s disillusioned with the decision. He felt that he won the fight,” he explained.

”We had a game plan and we thought it worked for us. Obviously, the referee saw things differently. But while Yori’s pretty furious and disagrees with the decision, that has nothing to do with fighting in Ireland. He’s been treated with a lot of respect here.

”But there are things that not everybody sees in a fight. He says he got hurt at times but always regrouped well and that he’s going back to his country disillusioned with the outcome of the fight.”

Indeed, Campas was so upset with the decision that he refused to be compare the respective skills of Macklin and John Duddy, whom he dropped a tightly-contested decision to last year.

”He’s not happy,” Diaz explained. “So he doesn’t want to get involved in comparing the two. But he says that the best way to find out who is the better fighter is for Macklin to fight Duddy.”