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Edgar Berlanga
/ˈɛdɡɑːr bərˈlɑːŋɡə/
Definition
1
A professional boxer of Puerto Rican descent, known for his aggressive early-career knockout streak and his involvement in high-profile super middleweight bouts.
2
A prominent figure in contemporary professional boxing, often associated with the high-stakes marketing of big-ticket pay-per-view events.
Examples
Watching Edgar Berlanga attempt to out-bash Canelo Alvarez was like watching someone try to fist-fight a brick wall with a very expensive set of boxing gloves.
If power-punching were a personality trait, Edgar Berlanga would be the most charismatic person at the DMV.
Berlanga has a knack for turning the boxing ring into a dramatic theater performance that lasts exactly as long as his opponent's chin can take the noise.