Alfredo Angulo

Alfredo Angulo was a Mexican professional boxer who had an impressive career spanned over 15 years, from 2005 to 2020.

Angulo's professional career consisted of a total of 34 fights, out of which he won 26, lost 8, and drew none. Furthermore, he didn't have any no-contests in his boxing career.

With a record of 21 knockout wins, it is clear that Angulo possessed incredible punching power. All of these knockout victories came in non-title bouts since he didn't have any title wins or defenses.

Although he didn't win any world titles, Alfredo Angulo was an excellent fighter who fought against some of the best names of his time.

In his debut match on January 6, 2005, Angulo went up against Tomas Padron and won via a 4-round majority decision. Afterward, he won 14 consecutive fights, 12 of which came by stoppage.

Some of Angulo's best fights and notable wins were against Harry Joe Yorgey, Gabriel Rosado, Joachim Alcine, Joel Julio, Peter Quillin, Richard Gutierrez, and Cosme Rivera.

Although Angulo had an impressive record, he had eight losses in his professional career, all of which came in non-title bouts. His first loss came against Kermit Cintrón via 12 round unanimous decision on May 30, 2009, which broke his 15-fight winning streak. Furthermore, out of his eight losses, he was stopped three times and lost five times via decision.

Alfredo Angulo's last professional fight was a non-title match against Vladimir Hernandez on August 29, 2020. Unfortunately, Angulo lost this fight via a 10-round unanimous decision.

Although Angulo retired from professional boxing with a record of 26-8, he will always be remembered for his outstanding punching power and exceptional determination in the ring.

In conclusion, Alfredo Angulo was an accomplished fighter who had an impressive career of more than 15 years. While he didn't win any world titles, he fought some of the best boxers of his time and gave his fans countless thrilling moments.

Alfredo Angulo Fight Record