Edgar Berlanga vs. Alexis Angulo

Edgar Berlanga looks to stay unbeaten when he faces Roamer Alexis Angulo in a 10-round super middleweight fight.

Cast

Edgar Berlanga

as Self

Alexis Angulo

as Self

Carlos Caraballo

as Self

Victor Santillan

as Self

Henry Lebron

as Self

Luis Lebron

as Self

Josue Vargas

as Self

Dakota Linger

as Self

Pablo Cruz

as Self

Orlando Gonzalez Ruiz

as Self

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