Yesterday at the La Serenata de Garibaldi restaurant in East Los Angeles Oscar De La Hoya and Alfredo Angulo hosted a media luncheon to talk about Angulo’s recent release from the El Centro Immigration Detention Facility and his future plans in boxing.
After resolving immigration issues that kept him from competing in the United States for over two years, Mexicali’s Alfredo “El Perro” Angulo (20-2, 17 KO’s), a power puncher who refuses to take a backward step in the ring, is looking forward to resuming his professional career in the States. The 30-year-old former WBO Interim Junior Middleweight World Champion, has already sent Joel Julio, Joachim Alcine, Harry Joe Yorgey and Gabriel Rosado down to defeat by knockout, and with his last 16 wins finishing before the final bell rang, it’s likely that there will be more knockouts to come.
They didn’t announce when he will fight again, but De La Hoya ensure all the media that he has big plans for “El Perro”. Read Full Report here Alfredo Angulo is Back.