Alexis Angulo

Roamer Alexis Angulo, standing 6 feet 1 inch tall with a reach of 75 inches, is a Colombian professional boxer renowned for his durability and ferocity as a contender in the super middleweight division. Born on March 25, 1984, in Patía, Cauca, Colombia, Angulo turned professional in 2010, launching a remarkable career with more than consecutive victories, and most of them were by knockout. His aggressive style, anchored in raw power, has afforded him multiple high-profile opportunities, establishing his place among the elite in the division.

Angulo’s career is characterized by his willingness to face formidable opponents, often serving as a benchmark for the sport's rising stars. In 2018, he challenged the undefeated Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramírez for the WBO super middleweight title. Although he fell short, he demonstrated immense fortitude against world-class competition. In 2020, he pushed then-WBC champion David Benavidez to the limit before their bout was stopped in the 10th round, further solidifying his status as a legitimate contender. His courage and perseverance in challenging elite opponents, such as Benavidez and Edgar Berlanga, have earned him profound respect across the boxing community.

Roamer Alexis Angulo’s boxing style is defined by a relentless and physically imposing approach, characterized by wide, powerful hooks and a strategic emphasis on bodywork. His looping punches to the body serve as a vital weapon in his arsenal, gradually wearing down his opponents and sapping their stamina. Angulo's attacks often originate from unconventional angles, especially when he traps opponents in corners or against the ropes. This positioning enables him to unleash wide-sweeping shots to both the body and head, effectively targeting his opponents' defensive vulnerabilities.

Angulo's footwork is light and deliberate, allowing him to cut off the ring and restrict his opponents' escape routes effectively. Once he corners them, his punching angles and overhand shots become particularly dangerous due to their unpredictability. His ability to control the ring and position his opponents creates opportunities to exploit their defenses, breaking down their guard and leaving them vulnerable to his powerful body attacks.

A distinguishing feature of Angulo’s approach is his balance between power and speed. His quick hands enable him to throw combinations with enough velocity to overwhelm opponents while maintaining the necessary strength to keep them on the defensive. His execution of sweeping body shots serves not only to punish rivals but also to disrupt their rhythm and positioning, forcing them into a defensive posture.

Despite his physical prowess, some observers note areas where Angulo could further refine his technique. His high-pressure style can occasionally leave openings in his own defense, particularly when transitioning from offense to defense. Enhancing his ability to adjust his guard fluidly and tightening his defensive structure could unlock new dimensions in his performance. Whose technical approach combines power, pressure, and unpredictability, seamlessly blends offensive aggression with agile footwork, and keeps opponents off-balance. while his resilience ensures that he remains a dangerous contender, even against top-tier competition.