The longer term seems to be golden for Dylan Capetillo

The Golden Boy with Dylan

Younger Dylan “El Amenaza” Capetillo definitely has a golden future. 

The three-time WBC novice champion is about to make his professional debut subsequent month for his new promoter, Oscar De La Hoya, and his “Golden Boy Promotions”.  

If you happen to can appeal to the eye of De La Hoya, a celebrity novice {and professional} boxer, you have to be doing one thing proper. 

Boxing for the reason that age of 8, Capetillo exhibits a maturity and devotion to his craft that belies his age. Discovering a spot to coach was by no means an issue for the well-spoken, well mannered younger man. His mom, Griselda, and father, Jorge, run the favored “Capetillo Boxing Gymnasium” in Las Vegas, Nevada.

If there was ever a sport that required devotion and dedication, it’s boxing. What may separate Dylan from different aspiring professionals is the maturity and unwavering dedication he has made to the game that has been his life for many of his life.

A well-spoken, handsome Mexican-American who can battle, with a celebrity promoter backing him – the sky may very well be the restrict for the Las Vegas-born and raised resident.

In a latest presser, promoter De La Hoya was clearly excited to introduce his newest signing. 

“I’ve signed many fighters, however I need to introduce Dylan Capetillo, who will probably be making his professional debut March 14th,”, he stated. “He hails from Las Vegas. I’ve by no means helped a fighter who’s from Las Vegas win a world title. He would be the first born and bred fighter from Las Vegas to be Golden Boy’s world champion”, he continued. “Let’s give him a spherical of applause”. 

Additionally getting into the dialog from his coaching camp was heavyweight Tyson Fury, who was fast to congratulate Dylan, whom he has identified since he was a younger boy. 

“Congratulations Oscar, you simply signed the perfect prospect in world boxing”, he stated. “Congratulations, brother, I’m wanting ahead to your debut. I need to see an thrilling knockout”, he stated. 

“Thanks – I’ll, I promise”, a smiling Capetillo stated to Fury. 

And addressing the assembled media, Capetillo stated, “I’ve been boxing my complete life, I started competing on the age of 8, I used to be only a child with a dream of changing into a world champion and one of many biggest Mexican fighters to ever step within the ring”, he stated. “That journey begins now”.