All Star Boxing inks Olympian Cabrera

All Star Boxing has announced the signing of Rio 2016 Venezuelan Olympian Luis Angel Cabrera to a multi-year exclusive agreement. Cabrera will be campaigning in the lightweight division where he wants to fast track his career and become a contender shortly. All Star Boxing is looking to debut Cabrera on February 21st in Miami, where there is a large Venezuelan community, televised on the Telemundo network.

“We are delighted to bring blue-chip boxer Luis Angel Cabrera onboard,” said promoter Tuto Zabala Jr. “We have a great plan in mind to make Cabrera a star, showcasing him on Telemundo and on our promoting partners’ platforms and most importantly our fan base of Miami and Orlando.”

Cabrera, 24, has a decorated amateur background. In 2013, he captured the Gold medal in the Juvenile National Championship, 2014 Gold Medal Men’s National Championship, 2015 Pan American Games Bronze medal, 2016 Rio Olympian, 2017 World Qualifiers Bronze medal, 2018 South America Games Silver Medal and 2019 Pan American Games Bronze Medal.

He had several notable wins during his amateur career.  Current top prospect Henry “Moncho” Lebron of Puerto Rico and most notable current IBF world lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez during the 2016 Olympic qualifiers finals in Argentina, Both fighters currently signed by Top Rank.

“It’s a dream come true for me to finally get the opportunity to turn pro to help my young family, I am happy to have signed with Tuto Zabala’s All Star Boxing, Inc a great company, I want to follow the footsteps of Jorge Linares a great world champion from Venezuela. I look forward to making a statement in the United States land of the opportunities,” stated Olympian Luis Cabrera.

Boxeo Telemundo kicks off its 2020 calendar on February 21st LIVE from the Miccosukee Resort and Gaming in Miami, Florida. The feature of the evening will be Jonathan Bomba Gonzalez vs Saul Baby Juarez for the vacant WBO NABO Jr. Flyweight Title on the Telemundo Network.

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  • At 24, Has a win over Lemo in the amateurs but doesn’t turn pro until after Lemo’s one of the most talked about world champions in the sport. Now he wants to ‘fast track’ after milking the amateurs long as he could. With that talent and ability should have been went pro instead wasting time beating up developing kids.

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