DeAngelo Evans: Is The Undefeated Power Puncher Boxing’s Next Star?

With a 15-0 record and 14 knockouts, super-lightweight DeAngelo Evans has generated significant buzz. But after a long layoff and a new promotional deal, he now faces the challenge of proving he is a legitimate contender.

DeAngelo Evans holds an impressive 15-0 professional record with 14 knockouts, positioning him as a person of interest in boxing’s next generation. While many focus on prospects with deep amateur backgrounds, one analysis offered a different name. It said: ” Moses, but another name you may want to add to that list of rising talent is the undefeated super-lightweight prospect DeAngelo “

The analysis continued, placing Evans in the context of the sport’s biggest names. It noted: ” Evans.

In the 135- to 147-pound range, current stars such as Gervonta “

A full scouting report then provided his complete history, from his unconventional start in the sport to his most recent knockout victory. The report stated: ” Davis, Shakur Stevenson, and Devin Haney have been in the limelight for a long time. Lurking in their rear views are young prospects who are steadily rising.

While competing at the amateur level, both Zaquin Moses and Curmel Moton won multiple national titles. The potential third man of the group has no amateur pedigree, and due to his late introduction to boxing, he’s been learning on the job.

A native of Durham, North Carolina, DeAngelo Evans was a college wrestler who was looking for something to do in order to stay active during the off-season. He received an invite to a boxing gym, and he decided to give it a try.

The first time Evans sparred, it was against a boxer who had a record of (9-0). The sparring session didn’t go well, but it motivated Evans to come back to the gym, and with the help of coach Marcus Luck, he gradually learned the art of the sweet science.

At the age of 20, DeAngelo Evans competed in a couple of unofficial exhibition bouts known as ‘Smokers.’ Three years later in April 2021, Evans made his professional boxing debut.

DeAngelo Evans’ first ring appearance was brief, as he knocked out Joel Franklin in the second round. After making a successful debut, Evans would go on to stop his next six opponents.

In December 2023, the knockout streak came to an end when Clay Burns survived and made it through all six rounds. He didn’t get the knockout, but DeAngelo Evans won the bout via unanimous decision.

Three months after the Burns fight, Evans started a new streak when he stopped Giovanni Gutierrez in the first round. Evans would go on to collect five additional stoppage victories.

Due to his explosive power and his facial features, people are comparing DeAngelo Evans to a young Mike Tyson. A viral rumor was circulating regarding Evans being Mike Tyson’s long-lost son, but Evans and Tyson aren’t biologically related.

After creating a buzz, Evans endured a 13-month layoff. He made a significant career move in May 2026, when he signed a promotional deal with DMG Boxing and a management contract with Wise Owl Boxing.

Shortly after signing with DMG, DeAngelo Evans was back in the ring to face Cesar Villarraga. With 2:05 remaining in the second round, Evans knocked Villarraga out cold when he landed a devastating left hook.

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