Angulo unfazed about September fight against De La Rosa

Thirty two-year-old Alfredo Angulo (22-4, 18 KOs) has verbally expressed he feels no pressure whatsoever going into his next fight against James De La Rosa (22-2, 13 KOs) on the September 13th, Eastsideboxing.com reports.

He is additionally not concerned about having been ceased in his last two fights against Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and Erislandy Lara. Angulo verbalizes that he’s not identically tantamount fighter who was knocked out in the 10th round by Canelo last March in a fight where he looked incredibly impuissant.

Angulo was so impuissant that it was like optically canvassing some other fighter in the ring soaking up penalization against the flat-footed Canelo.

“I don’t feel any pressure at all. September 13 I’ll be a vigorous fighter, I’ll give the fans a great comeback,” Angulo verbalized. “I can make 154 pounds but not comfortably. It’s time to move up to 160 pounds. I didn’t learn anything from the Canelo fight because that night I wasn’t me, I wasn’t there.”

Angulo will be fighting De La Rosa, who has lost 2 out of his last 4 fights, at a catch-weight of 162 pounds on 9/13. So the fight isn’t even going to be a middleweight fight, it’s going to be a super middleweight bout.

Angulo reportedly dropped 34 pounds in getting yare for his clash against Canelo, and the weight loss, which was done in just 2 months, left him too impuissant for him to challenge Canelo in any way.

Even when Angulo isn’t weight drained, however, he’s slow, facile to hit and not someone adequate to beat the top fighters at 154. Lara ceased Angulo last year in the 10th round. James Kirkland scored a stoppage win over Angulo in 2011, and Kermit Cintron out-boxed Angulo as well.