Ensenada, Baja California.- Wherever they come they are approached. Fans identify brothers Omar and Rubén Aguilar as soon as they arrive at events such as the presentation of sports infrastructure projects by the municipal government of their native Ensenada.

Photo and greetings. Acknowledgement. The projection that the two had on television facilitates the reaction of their followers.

Omar, El Pollo, is older and started his career earlier, so his immediate challenge is more demanding. Opposite will be the undefeated Lindolfo Delgado at a show scheduled for Saturday, August 20 in San Diego, as the co-star of Emanuel “Vaquero” Navarrete’s upcoming engagement.

“We are waiting for them to confirm us, we are already preparing. He’s a tough rival, with a lot of amateur experience, he’s been to the Olympics,” he said of his rival.

“When I was at CNAR, he was there, I saw him fight and apparently he has a punch. There are 13 knockouts in 15 fights won, but we are well focused to come out with our hands up “, did he declare. .

He also felt it will be a technical fight in the style of Delgado. “He’s more of a technician than a brawler,” added the WBC junior welterweight champion.

Even though he is younger, Rubén intends to match his brother as a prospect in Mexican boxing.

“The (immediate) plan was to go for a youth belt in August, but I’m still waiting and training with my brother,” he said.

His first fights were at lightweight, a division he left behind until reaching welterweight and with the projection of continuing to climb positions.

“I fight at welterweight and I really don’t know if my body is going to keep changing to super welterweight. The plan is to rank up to fight for the world championships. I want them to play me hard and fast fights already,” he said.

In this sense, Omar coincided with the physical evolution experienced by his brother Rubén.

“I see him super well, he’s big and I think he’s going to get super middle or semi-complete. He’s barely 21 and growing and maturing physically and in boxing,” he said.

Both fighters are undefeated and are active within the ranks of Fernando Beltrán’s promoter company, Zanfer.