ORLANDO, FL (March 19, 2026) – Boxlab Promotions undefeated featherweight Carlos De Leon (7-0, 6 KOs) is preparing to take another step forward in his promising career as he faces Damian Alcala (8-7, 2 KOs) in a six-round bout on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando.

The event, promoted by Matchroom Boxing in association with Boxlab Promotions, will stream live worldwide on DAZN. Known for his knockout power and aggressive style, De Leon enters this fight looking to continue his rise while delivering a statement performance on a global stage.

De Leon on His Recent Training Camp

Heading into this bout, De Leon emphasized that his training camp has been one of focus, discipline, and evolution as he continues to sharpen his identity as a fighter.

“This camp has been about taking everything to another level,” said De Leon. “I’m training to win…I’m training to dominate. We worked on my conditioning, my timing, and staying sharp every round. I feel stronger, faster, and more focused than ever. I’ve been pushing myself like I already have a title on the line, because that’s the mindset I carry into every fight. I’m still building, still learning, and my confidence is at an all-time high. Every day in camp I remind myself that there’s another level I have to reach, and I’m working to show that on fight night.”

De Leon on His Matchup with Damian Alcala

Facing a durable opponent in Alcala, De Leon understands the importance of staying disciplined while still delivering the kind of performance that separates rising prospects from the rest.

“Alcala is a tough guy, and I respect anyone who steps in the ring,” De Leon said. “But I’m coming into this fight with a purpose. I want to show that I’m an elite fighter that has emerged from the amateur ranks into a solid professional. I’m prepared for whatever he brings, but I’m coming to set the pace, break him down, and show my power. When I step in that ring, I want it to be clear that I’m on a different level.”

De Leon on What Continuing His Winning Streak Means for His Career

With an undefeated record and a high knockout ratio, De Leon sees this fight as a key moment to build momentum and position himself for bigger opportunities.

“Every win is important, but this one is about building my name,” De Leon explained. “I want to keep moving forward, step by step, and show that I’m ready for tougher fights. A strong performance here opens doors, and that’s what I’m focused on. I came into this sport to make an impact. I want to keep climbing, keep improving, and put myself in position for the big fights that define careers.”

De Leon on Fighting on DAZN

Fighting on a global platform like DAZN provides De Leon with the opportunity to showcase his talent to a worldwide audience, and he plans to take full advantage.

“Fighting on DAZN is a big opportunity for me,” said De Leon. “This is where the world gets to see who I am. I know people in Puerto Rico will be watching, and I’m ready to give them something exciting. When you fight on a stage like this you must stand out. I’m coming to bring energy, power, and a performance that people remember.”

Amaury Piedra on De Leon’s Development

Amaury Piedra, President of Boxlab Promotions, believes De Leon is trending in the right direction as he continues to develop into a serious contender.

“Carlos De Leon continues to stand out with the progress he’s making,” said Piedra. “His power is undeniable, but what really separates him is his dedication and commitment to getting better every day. He’s moving at the right pace and developing the right way. We believe he has tremendous upside, and if he stays on this path, bigger opportunities are definitely ahead.”

With momentum building and another opportunity to shine on a major platform, Carlos De Leon is determined to deliver a performance that reinforces his status as one of the rising featherweights to watch.

This event is brought to you by Matchroom Boxing in association with Boxlab Promotions. Doors open at 5:00 pm ET with the first bout beginning at 6:00 pm ET. Tickets priced $40-$100 (General Admission),$150-$500 (Ringside), (+ service fees) are on sale now at www.ticketmaster.com. 

Angelo Leo became a two-division world champion with a explosive 10th round stoppage over Luis Alberto Lopez to win the IBF Featherweight champion at the Tingley Coliseum in Albuquerque, New Mexico

In round nine, Leo started to swell under his right eye. In round 10, Leo landed a perfect left hook to the chin that sent Lopez sprawling flat on his back and he was counted out at 1:16.

Leo, 125.6 lbs of Albuquerque is now 25-1 with 12 knockouts. Lopez, 125.6 lbs of Mexicali, MEX is 30-3.

Leo said, “This means the world to me, fighting back in my hometown. I’ve been yearning for this moment. Like I said, what better way to do it than with a world title shot and with a knockout?
 
“That left hook, we’ve been practicing in camp for four, five months. Not in the gym, but in my room in front of the mirror. I just kept throwing that left hook. And it paid off in the 10^th round.
 
“I want to fight all the champions, whether it be Rafael Espinoza for a unification bout. Naoya Inoue, whoever it may be.”

Lindolfo Delgado Defeats Bryan Flores by Split Decision

In a battle of undefeated junior welterweights, Lindolfo Delgado won a 10-round split decision over Bryan Flores.

In round three, Delgado dropped Flores with a clubbing right to the top of the head.

In round seven, Flores was deducted a point for a low blow.

Delgado landed 100 of 354 punches. Flores was 104 of 471.

Delgado won two cards by scores of 96-92 and 95-93. Flores won a card 96-92.

Delgado, 139.9 lbs of Linares, MEX is 21-0. Flores, 139.9 lbs of Juarez, MEX is 26-1-1.

Delgado said, “The victory was not easy, but I enjoyed it a lot. I enjoyed every round of it, as we had to stay focused in each moment to win the fight.”

“He came with a strong will to win, and aside from that, he throws his punches with force. But we managed to get the victory. I would like a world title opportunity next

Matthew Griego won an eight-round unanimous decision over Gilberto Mendoza in a flyweight bout.

Griego, 111.9 lbs of Albuquerque won by scores of 80-2 on all cards and is now 15-0. Mendoza, 110.7 lbs of Modesto, CA is 23-19-4.

Vito Mielnicki Jr. stopped Laszlo Toth in the second round of their 10-round junior middleweight bout.

In round two, Mielnicki landed an uppercut that was followed by a left hook to the temple that put Toth down. Toth got to his feet but was stumbling around. His father/trainer entered the ring therefore the official result was a disqualification.

Mielnicki, 154 lbs of Roseland, NJ is 19-1. Toth, 153.3 lbs of Soprom, HUN is 32-9-2.

“I thought it was a knockout, not a DQ,” Mielnicki said. “Xander Zayas, we could get that going in New York soon, probably in another year. Let’s get that going. I heard him call my name. I’d love that.”

Albert Gonzalez remained undefeated with a third round stoppage over Damian Alcala in a six-round featherweight bout.

In round three, Gonzalez scored a knockdown with a hard combination. Gonzalez continued to land hard shots drilled Alcala with a big uppercut that was followed by a right that put Alcala down again and the fight was stopped at 2:51.

Gonzalez, 126.3 lbs of Moreno Valle, CA is now 10-0 with six knockouts. Alcala, 126.9 lbs of Tijuana, MEX is 8-5.

Alan Garcia remained undefeated with a third round stoppage over Maickol Lopez Villagrana in a eight-round lightweight bout.

In round two, Garcia dropped Villagrana with a right hand. In round three, it was a left hook that put Villagana on the canvas. Later in the round it was a double right hook that put Villagrana down again and the fight was stopped at 2:34.

Garcia, 136.2 lbs of Ulysses, KS is 14-0 with 11 knockouts. Villagrana, 136.2 lbs of Mexicali, MEX is 16-6.

Steven Navarro stopped Israel Camacho in the opening round of their six-round bantamweight bout.

In round one, Navarra dropped Camacho with a hard left to the body. Seconds later it was another thudding left to the body that put Camacho on the canvas and the fight was over at 2:14.

Navarro, 116.6 lbs of Inglewood, CA is 3-0 with two knockouts. Camacho, 115.6 lbs of Houston is 2-12.

World-ranked featherweight Arnold Khegai stopped Belmar Preciado after round nine of their 10-round bout.

Khegai dominated the fight until Preciado had enough following the ninth frame.

Khegai, 125.8 lbs of Odessa, UKR is 22-1-1 with 14 knockouts. Preciado, 125.9 lbs of Ibohue, COL is 22-8-1.

Radivoje Kalajdzic stopped Mickey Ellison in round eight of their 10-round light heavyweight bout at the Whitesands Event Center in Plant City, Florida.

In round eight Kaladjzic dropped a battered Ellison, who was bleeding around his right eye, two times and the bout was stopped.

Kalaajzic, 174.4 lbs of Saint Petersburg, FL is 28-2 with 20 knockouts. Ellison, 174.6 lbs of Blackburn, UK is 14-5-1.

William Foster III remained Misael Lopez in round nine of their 10-round junior lightweight bout.

In round three, Lopez began to swell under the left eye. Foster landed a hard right that was ruled a knockdown when it was determined the ropes held him up.

In round eight, Foster landed a hard straight right that sent Lopez down on his back. In round nine, Foster landed a jab to the body that was followed up by another booming right and left hook that put Lopez down again and the fight was stopped at 58 seconds.

Foster, 130 lbs of East Haven, CT is 16-0 with 10 knockouts. Lopez, 129.9 lbs of Denver is 14-4.

Jonas Sultan won an eight-round unanimous decision over Frank Gonzalez in a super bantamweight bout.

In round two, Sultan dropped Gonzalez with a right to the body.

In round seven, Sultan was deducted two points for hitting Gonzalez while he was down.

Sultan, 121,2 lbs of the Philippines is 19-6. Gonzalez, 122.8 lbs is 12-4.

Dominic Valle remained undefeated with a six-round unanimous decision over Damian Valle in a junior lightweight bout.

In round two, Valle dropped Alcala with a right uppercut to the chin. In round three, it was a right hand that put Alcala on the canvas. Valle continued to batter Alcala with more uppercuts.

Valle, 130 lbs of Tampa, FL won by scores of 60-52 on all cards and is now 7-0. Alcala, 129.8 lbs of Tijuana, MEX is 7-3.

NEW YORK (September 6, 2023) – TONIGHT at the White Sands Event Center in Plant City, Florida, Undefeated featherweight Dominic Valle will be back in action as he tales on Damian Alcala in a six-round bout.

Valle, who is managed by Split-T Management is 6-09 with five knockouts.

The 22 year-old Valle is from Lutz, Florida and scored a sixth round stoppage over Carlos Rosario (6-1) in Plant City.

Alcala of Chula Vista, California is 7-2 with one knockout. The 29 year-old Alcala has a win over Nestor Luna Alonso. Alcala has won three straight fights, which includes a six-round decision over Eduardo Olorza Rivas on April 28th in Tijuana, Mexico.

Valle is promoted by Pro Box Promotions. The bout can be seen on Pro Box TV at 8 PM ET.