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Name: Luis Ramos
Record: 16-0, 8 KO
Division: Lightweight: 135 lbs
Luis Ramos, of Frank Espinoza’s “Espinoza Boxing Club”, is already looked upon as one of the hottest young prospects in boxing. After a decorated amateur career spanning more than 100 fights and 6 national championships, Ramos turned to the professional ranks in late 2007. Having already built an impressive record of 16 wins, 8 coming by way of knockout, Ramos’ following in the Southern California area is impressive, to say the least. Ramos is never in a dull fight, and fights with a crowd-pleasing style. Keep an eye on Ramos in the near future, as his next scheduled bout is set to be televised on Telefutura on September 17, 2010, from Los Angeles, California. |
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Sept 11, 2010 - ESPN3.com - 4/5pm CST Frankfurt, Germany
- Wladimir Klitschko vs. Samuel Peter
Sept 11,2010- HBO - 9/10pm CST Las Vegas
- Yuriorkis Gamboa vs. Orlando Salido
- Anthony Peterson vs. Brandon Rios
Sept 11, 2010 - PPV - 8/9pm CST Mexico City, D.F.
- Erik Morales vs. Willie Limond
Sept 11, 2010 - Sky Sports 1 - 4/3 CST U.K.
- Steve Molitor vs. Jason Booth
Sept 17, 2010 - Telefutura - 10/9 CST Los Angeles, California
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DIAZ VS MALIGNAGGI REMATCH IS OFFICIAL FOR DEC 12 IN CHICAGO
The rematch between junior welterweights Juan Diaz and Paulie Malignaggi will occur on December 12 at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago, Illinois. The site in Chicago beat out two other potential venues in Atlantic City, New Jersey and Las Vegas, Nevada. The fight, a rematch of a controversial decision win by Diaz in August, will be a 50-50 co-promotion between Lou DiBella (Malignaggi’s promoter) and Golden Boy Promotions (Diaz’ promoter). A press conference will likely be held next week to officially announce the fight.
continue... | | CORNELIUS "K9" BUNDRAGE HAS BEEN RELEASED BY "THE CONTENDER" WANTS PAUL WILLIAMS
By Shawn
admin@officialscorecard.com
Cornelius "K9" Bundrage has informed Officialscorecard.com that he has been released from his promotional contract with the "Contender" and he is now a free agent. Cornelius is ranked number 2 by the IBF and has already fought 2 mandatory's to get that spot. His record stands at 29-4, 17 KO's. Don King has been protecting Corey Spinks and has been giving me the run around. I want to know when Don King will honor the IBF rankings and give me my title shot? I tell you what though, if Corey doesn't want to fight me then I would not mind fighting the winner of Paul Williams vs Sergeii Dzinziruk if they fight. Haven't you noticed nobody has come knocking at my door to fight me? Why do I have to call out the fighters and I am the number 2 guy? There is no number 1, so technically I am the number 1 guy. Now that I am a free agent, let's see who starts calling to take my number 1 spot. They don't want the Dawg. Man up Don King and give Cornelius his title shot.
continue... | | SUGAR SHANE MOSELY VS ANDRE BERTO, HEATED WORDS EXCHANGED YESTERDAY
By Brandon Marrero
Earlier today there was a couple of words sent back and fourth on twitter. On one end was WBA Champion Shane Mosley and on the other WBC champion Andre berto. Its obvious Shane is looking for a fight in January with someone but no one has officially signed on to take the challenge. Today Shane was on Twitter calling out Berto saying "Its all on him I'm ready to fight anyone so why he don't just sign on already?" shortly after Berto posted "All I am doing is hearing you, Shane my team hasn't seen a contract so stop with all that big boy talk its not you". Obviously this touched a nerve with Berto because they have been going back and fourth all day so this leaves the big question will Shane and Berto get it on?
My take on this fight is that it is a pretty good matchup two fighters who possess speed and power. Shane is a very
continue... | | UPDATES FROM EL PASO, TEXAS MAIN EVENT HECTOR CAMACHO JR VS YORI BOY CAMPAS
By Charlene May
sportsgirl@officialscorecard.com
Hector Camacho Jr. score a split decision over Yory Boy Campas. A slow, boring, and dull fight. There was more excitement from the low blows and fouls. Camacho Jr. was deducted 3 points during the fight. The scores were 95-92, 96-91 Camacho and 95-92 Campas. One has to wonder how Camacho didn't get disqualified for all the low blows and point deductions.
Antonio Escalante 22-2, 14 KOs scored an impressive second round KO over Carlos Fulgencio.
Abel Perry scored a fifth round TKO over Bobby Joe Valdez. Perry's record moves to 13-3, 4 KO's.
David Medina and Miguel Hernandez went 8 but Hernandez couldn't keep up with Medinas combinations and lead rights. Medina won by unanimous decision improving to 21-2.
continue... | | TEXAS HAS A NEW RISING STAR- PART 2
by Charlene May
sportsgirl@officialscorecard.com
I can't imagine how many times during my week I catch myself thinking of the quote, “Float like a butterfly and sting like a bee” by the great Muhammad Ali. As one of my favorite quotes, I may quote it, tweet it, or just think it, to help me get my swagger on.
How many times in the past two weeks have I thought to myself, if God can forgive Mike Tyson then why can’t everyone else? Too many to count is the answer. I look forward to a day where the rest of the world realizes that life is like a sport, and most wrongs should be forgotten, forgiven, or better yet embraced, so as players, we can learn and move on to become our best. Let’s de-clutter our mind and focus on the future.
As you read my article on Omar Henry “Texas Has A New Rising Star" - Part One. I hope you picked up that this young boxer is more than an athlete with an attitude of entitlement. He is a boxer with skill and talent that doesn’t leave his integrity at home when headed for the ring. At a young age, he has already sacrificed enough to understand the consequences to reach the dream. He shared with me his love for boxing and how much he really has sacrificed because of his love and dedication for the sport.
continue... | | TEXAS HAS A NEW RISING STAR
By Charlene May
sportsgirl@officialscorecard.com
The O. Henry Way - Part One
Texans seem to have a love affair with stars. After all, Texas is also referred to as The Lone Star State, one of the most recognized nicknames in our great country. With a single star on the flag, a star as the state’s seal and even a college ring proudly displaying stars since 1894 as part of its legacy, I feel compelled to boast about a young boxer that I call a new rising star in boxing, Omar Henry. Henry hails from Chicago, is of Puerto Rican descent, but resides in the great state of Texas.
Recently, I traveled four hours to meet and watch Omar Henry bring his best to The Hall of Fame Fight in Corpus Christi, Texas, presented by Top Rank, Inc. While Henry is known for his haymakers, I was not disappointed in his ability to throw combinations, going all four rounds and winning by unanimous decision. He was also not lacking in class, charm, or swagger. The Texas Rising Star, O. Henry brings his best to train, to fight and to interview.
continue... | | ARTHUR ABRAHAM BELIEVES THAT NIKOLIA VALUEV WILL BEAT DAVID HAYE
King Arthur Abraham believes that Nikolai Valuev will successfully defend his WBA Heavyweight Title against David Haye. The Russian Giant takes on the British challenger in Nuremberg on November 7. Fresh off a mini vacation in Rome following his spectacular Super Six World Boxing Classic KO victory over Jermain Taylor, King Arthur popped into the Max-Schmeling-Gym today where Valuev held an open training session for the press. “I think Nikolai is going to win,” King Arthur said. “For Haye it will be difficult to come out of cruiserweight and fight a man that is as tall and heavy as Valuev. I think Haye will tire towards the end because he has a lot of size to push away. Haye is a good boxer, no doubt about that, but I believe that Niko will take care of business. He will control the fight with his long left jab.”
continue... | | PETER MANFREDO JR. RETURNS TO ACTION ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH
By Shawn admin@officialscorecard.com
PROVIDENCE, RI - Former world title challenger Peter Manfredo Jr., “The Fighting Pride of Providence, Rhode Island”, will return to the ring on Thursday, November 5th against New Orleans based veteran Ronald “THE COBRA” Weaver in the main event at the Fourth Annual Jonathan Ogden Foundation Charity Boxing Event at Martins Valley Mansion in Cockeysville, Maryland.
The 28 year old Manfredo, sporting a record of 32-6-0 (17KO’s), is coming off a seventh round stoppage of Walid Smichet on April 18th of this year at the Montreal Casino in Quebec, Canada.
Since his second place finish on the first season of NBC TV’s boxing reality show, The Contender, Manfredo has beaten numerous world class fighters including; Scott Pemberton, David Banks, Donny McCrary and Joey Spina.
continue... | | I'M YOUR SPORTS GIRL AND IT'S "THE YEAR OF THE BOXER"
By Charlene May
sportsgirl@officialscorecard.com
For a boxing fan, a seat in the technical zone may be a dream come true, but is it really all that it’s cracked up to be? Sitting only ten feet away from the ropes you see and feel the blood, sweat, and saliva flying in mid air. Could that really be appealing?
Just the sound of ten ounce gloves jabbing into a boxer’s ribs makes the gloves sound like ten pounds when you hear the groan as a fighter gets punched.
As one of the only female press members at this Hall of Fame fight in Corpus Christi, Texas on August 17, 2009, I traveled four hours to meet and get a personal interview with two shining new stars, Omar Henry and Raul Martinez. Both brought their “A” game to Whataburger Field for the Hall of Fame Fight. I could have easily met with Omar Henry in Houston to get my story on this Texas rising star and his 6/0 record. I could have interviewed Raul Martinez by phone to discuss his impressive record (24-1,15 KO.) However, I would have missed the thunder from that clear night, the thunder that was only present in my heart as I saw the passion and skill these men have for boxing and being part of something great. Seeing these young, great boxers, fight it out to be the best, made my trip one that I cherish and will not soon forget.
continue... | | WEIGHTS FROM PUERTO RICO MAIN EVENT KERMIT CINTRON
By sportsgirl@officialscorecard.com
Jose Perez/PR Best Boxing Promotions
Kermit Cintron 150 vs Juliano Ramos 150
Jonathan Oquendo 124 vs Juan José Beltrán 123
José González 138 vs Javier García 137.4
Víctor Bisbal 230 vs Ruben Rivera 261
Christian Lopez 109 vs Erickson Martell 109.5
Christopher Rivera 126.8 vs Luis Del Valle 126.8
Joanthony Vázquez – 148 .5 Vs Eliecer González 148
Carlos García 150 vs Jermall Charlo 150
Gabriel Arbelo 121.5 vs Anthony Salgado 120
Carlos Delgado 141 vs Daniel Rosario 138.5
Daniel Rodríguez 152.8 vs Giovanni Rodríguez 154
Venue: Coliseo Roberto Clemente in San Juan, Puerto Rico
Promoter: PR Best Boxing & DiBella Entertainment
continue... | | "FAST EDDIE CHAMBERS" READY TO TAKE ON WLADAMIR KLITSCHKO FOR TITLE!
By Paris@officialscorecard.com
Officialscorecard.com writer Paris had a chance to interview "Fast" Eddie Chambers and discussed his upcoming title fight with Wladamir Klitschko and his previous fights with Samuel Peters and others. He knows how important this fight can be and he continues to stay loose until Klitschko's injury heals up. Let' get into the interview.
P.B: What’s up Eddie how are you?
E.C: I’m doing well trying to stay in shape and keep my weight down; making sure I’m ready anytime they call me to fight.
P.B: So are you training now?
E.C: Well I’m doing strength and conditioning work some cardiovascular, don’t want to work the body too much with sparring and things like that on my down time. I don’t want to jam up the body too much before I have to get into anything serious. So I’m just conditioning, stretching and just keeping the body good until training camp starts.
continue... | | PAVLIK VS WILLIAMS IS POSTPONED AGAIN DUE TO STAPH INFECTION
Reports are circulating around the net that Pavlik vs Williams is back off again due to Pavliks staph infection is back. Stay tuned for more news to follow.
continue... | | HASIM RAHMAN JR. "MY FATHER CAN'T TAKE ANY PUNCHES FOR ME"
By paris@officialscorecard.com
P.B: What's up Hasim, how are you?
H.R: I'm doing good how you doing man?
P.B: I’m good man, thanks. So you’re living in Vegas now, are you still training with your dad?
H.R: Yea we train together every day; We're training keeping in shape. Right now I’m currently attending Northern Michigan University preparing for the Olympics but I still live in Vegas.
P.B: I read awhile back while sparring with your dad he caught you losing focus and dropped you for a ten count. Now I know he wasn’t trying to hurt you, just giving you some tough love but has training with your dad helped you out a lot?
continue... | | DO OR DIE: TELESCO VS. MITCHELL IN CROSSROADS BATTLE
By sportsgirl@officialscorecard.com
On October 21 Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing returns to the Hilton Rye Town Hotel in Rye Brook, NY, to present its second installment of Rumble at the Rye Town Hilton. Headlining the card once again will be heavy-handed, former world title challenger, David Telesco (30-6-1, 26KO) taking on fellow banger and former two-time world champion, Byron Mitchell (27-5-1, 20KO). The bout is scheduled for eight rounds in the light heavyweight division.
continue... | | DEREK "POOH" ENNIS CAPTURED THE USBA JR. MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE
By admin@officialscorecard.com
PHILADELPHIA—Derek “Pooh” Ennis captured the USBA Jr. Middleweight title with a thrilling twelve round unanimous decision over Eromosele Albert this past Friday night at The Legendary Blue Horizon.
This memorable bout was the main event of a seven bout card that was part of Greg Robinson’s Power Productions 10th anniversary show.
Ennis of Philadelphia and Albert fought at close quarters for the full thirty-six minute fight and the battle became another Legendary Blue Horizon classic.
continue... | | TOP RANK PROSPECT OMAR HENRY GOES TO 6-0
By admin@officialscorecard.com
Whataburger Field, Corpus Christi, Texas – Top Rank prospect Omar Henry got a few rounds under his belt while facing some adversity in going the distance for the first time in his young career. Henry traveled to Corpus Christi to fight alongside his stable mate and fellow rising prospect Jerry Belmontes at the minor league baseball stadium which houses the Houston Astros Double-A team.
After five consecutive first round knockouts to begin his professional career, Henry faced off with rugged veteran Cuban Carlos Aballe now hailing from Miami, Florida. Aballe had knocked off unbeaten prospects before and had never been stopped in a four round fight.
continue... | | SUPER SIX ROUND ONE
By Frankie Gonzalez Jr.
Thank God for The Super Six Super Middleweight Tournament. This is exactly what boxing needs. Its a good sign that some promoters finally recognize the importance of doing something to make boxing more exciting and appealing to sports fans in general with a tournament form competition, which has long been common place in most other sports.
I hope this tournament inspires more divisions to do the same, maybe we’ll live to see one real Champion in each division instead of the circus we have today with four or more “champions” in each division. Kudos to the promoters who made this happen.
continue... | | MATCHUPS FOR SUPER SIX TOURNAMENT UPDATE
The matchups for Group Stages 2 and 3 of the Super Six World Boxing Classic were announced tonight by SHOWTIME Sports®. All Group Stage 2 and 3 matches for the groundbreaking tournament will be scheduled to take place in 2010 and will air on the premium television network SHOWTIME®. Dates and venues for the coming matchups will be announced.
GROUP STAGE 2
Andre Dirrell vs. Arthur Abraham
Mikkel Kessler vs. Carl Froch
Jermain Taylor vs. Andre Ward
GROUP STAGE 3
Andre Dirrell vs. Andre Ward
Carl Froch vs. Arthur Abraham
Mikkel Kessler vs. Jermain Taylor
continue... | | RESULTS FROM CORPUS CHRISTI
By Charlene May
Unbeaten super featherweight Brandon Rios (22-0-1, 14 KOs) scored a seventh round TKO over Manny Perez (14-5-1, 2 KOs) on Saturday night at Whataburger Field in Corpus Christi, Texas. Rios punished Perez from the get-go and the bout was finally waved off at 1:16 of round seven.
Super flyweight contender Raul Martinez (25-1, 15 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO when Jonathan Perez (15-7, 12 KOs) didn’t come out for round five.
Former world title challenger Mario Santiago (21-1-1, 14 KOs) won a split decision over Morris Chule (7-7-1, 7 KOs) in a super featherweight bout. Scores were 78-74, 79-73 for Santiago, 77-75 for Chule.
Super bantamweight Roberto Marroquin (10-0, 7 KOs) took a six round unanimous decision over Jose Garcia Bernal (26-18-1, 17 KOs) Scores were 60-53 on all cards. Bernal was on the deck in round five.
Super welterweight Omar Henry (6-0, 5 KOs) floored Carlos Aballe (5-10, 3 KOs) in round four, but was forced to go the distance for the first time. Scores were 40-35.
continue... | | INTERVIEW WITH RAUL MARTINEZ BEFORE HIS FIGHT SATURDAY 17TH OCTOBER
By christian@officialscorecard.com
Today I had the pleasure of speaking with Raul Martinez about his upcoming fight in Corpus Christi Texas. He talked about his preparation, his opponent and future plans.
Christian: Hey Raul first of all how are you doing? Thanks for the opportunity.
Raul: No Problem my pleasure I’m feeling good I have worked hard in this training camp, my last fight wasn’t my best performance it actually wasn’t me in that ring so I have to show the people who Raul Martinez really is. I’m hoping that this hard training and all this hard work will pay off Saturday. I don’t know what’s going to happen so you prepare yourself for whatever is brought to you, so that’s what I did I prepared myself real well and I’m hoping to put on a great show on Saturday.
continue... | | ANDRE WARD: "I WOULD LOVE 2 WIN TITLES AT 168, 175, & HEAVY ONE DAY, I BELIEVE IT CAN BE DONE!"
By admin@officialscorecard.com
Officialscorecard.com got a chance to catch up with Andre Ward as he prepares for the fight of his life against Mikkel Kessler. He discusses his chances of winning and fighting the best first, and hopefully winning titles one day in different weight classes including the Heavyweight Title.
OSC: How are you doing today Andre?
AW: I’m doing good, happy to be on with you.
OSC: So you are in the Super Six Tournament. How did it feel to be selected to be apart of this big tournament?
AW: I thought it was a great honor to even be considered, it’s a lot of other good fighters in this division, even guys that are in light heavyweight and middleweight that could have moved up or down just to be in this tournament. It was just great that they considered me being that it was only six slots. I didn’t really think it would come together because it was a lot to ask. Not only six promoters or 5 promoters cause 1 promoter promotes 2 guys Sutherland but not only just promoters but promoters overseas and television is involved. It was just a lot of factors involved which kinda caused me to doubt, but hey it’s together and I’m ready to go.
continue... | | LOU DIBELLA: JERMAINE'S GOING INTO THE LION'S DEN TO FIGHT A GUY WHO FOUGHT 8 ROUNDS WITH A BROKEN JAW AND STILL WON.
By Marcos@officialscorecard.com
OfficialScoreCard.com has a chance to speak with famed promoter Lou DiBella on the subject of many things. Part one of this interview covered the ranging topics behind the Paulie Malignaggi/Juan Diaz rematch and the current state of the yet to be announced rematch. The conclusion of our interview with Lou, sees him share his thought on the middleweight Super Six tournament, Jermain Taylor’s chances and why the upcoming Manny Pacquiao/Miguel Cotto fight is not such of a mismatch.
OSC: So what are you thoughts on the Super Six middleweight tournament and Jermain Taylor’s chances against Arthur Abraham?
LD: Let me answer that as two separate questions, I think the Super Six tournament is great; I love the concept of the round robin. I love the fact that you have six of the top fighters in there with different permutations and matchups and that one loss doesn’t knock you out. I love the whole way it’s being done, its innovative. I give Showtime and Hershman tremendous props for coming up with it, because right now our sport is not creative enough. We got to move our sport into the 21st century so that it can regain its past glory and stop doing s**t the same f***ing old fashion way. So I love it!
continue... | | FORMER WORLD CHAMP LUIS PEREZ RETURNS OCTOBER 17TH
MANAGUA, NICARAGUA -After more than a year of inactivity, two time former IBF world champ Luis Perez (25-3, 16 kos) returns to action in his home country of Nicaragua against fellow countryman Sergio Gomez (13-5, 9 kos). Perez will see action for the first time since his unsuccessful bid to become a champion in three different weight classes when he lost against Panamanian fighter Ricardo Cordoba in an attempt to gain the interim WBA super bantamweight title.
continue... | | IBF YOUTH CHAMP ESCOBAR READY FOR ACTION
MANAGUA, NICARAGUA -Minimum weight boxer Yader Escobar (20-2, 14 kos) is scheduled to return to action this Saturday Oct 17th in a fight card promoted by Nicaraguan promotion company PRODESA. Escobar, is a highly touted Nicaraguan prospect in a country that already boasts two current world champions in that same weight class: WBA champ Roman Gonzalez (24-0, 20 kos) and interim WBC champ Juan Palacios (26-2, 21 kos).
continue... | | FRANKIE "EL GATO" FIGUEROA LAST INTERVIEW BEFORE GETTING KICKED OUT OF COTTO CAMP
By Paris@officialscorecard.com
****UPDATE*****
We caught up with EL GATO right after he got released from sparring. This is what he had to say: "Man I have no ideal what just happened. I got no warning, no Gato we need you to work on this or that. Nope I just got the boot. Bob Arum didn't say nothing to me and all I know is that they said they want you to go home and the people who called me don't even know why."
Paris: How is the sparring coming along Frankie?
Frankie: It’s going great. I’m being aggressive, applying a lot of pressure, throwing a lot of punches, using angles, trying to prepare Cotto for pacquiao's Style. I’m not 100% like pacquiao but I’m doing the best with my style.
continue... | | LOU DIBELLA: THE DEAL ISN'T SIGNED JUST YET. WAITING ON WILLIE AND JUAN TO SIGN.
By marcos@officialscorecard.com
OfficialScoreCard.com had the chance to speak with owner of DiBella Entertainment Lou Dibella. The legendary figure in boxing spoke with us regarding the recent comments Willie Savannah made about the potential rematch with DiBella Entertainment fighter Paulie Malignaggi. Lou, candid as usually gave an insightful look at the situation regarding that potential rematch.
continue... | | KERMIT CINTRON "I FELT THAT IF I SAW MARGARITO IN THE STREETS I COULD STRANGLE HIM"
By Shawn C.
We had a chance to sit down with Kermit Cintron as he talks about his upcoming fight next week in Puerto Rico against Juliano Ramos. What really got our attention was the Cintron vs Margarito fights. Kermit said after the second fight with him, he went back to the dressing room and told his people that he had never been hit that hard in his life. We asked him what his first reaction was when Sugar Shane Mosley's people exposed Antonio about the loaded handwraps, "I felt that if I saw Margarito in the streets, that I could strangle him". Fans go to our Youtube Channel and Blog Section to see the rest of this dynamite interview.
continue... | | TKO BOXING PROMOTIONS "HIGH STAKES" EARLY RESULTS
TKO Boxing Promotions
Dat "Be Dat" Nguyen took it right to Andres Ledesma. Nguyen dropped Andres in the 2nd round but could not put him away. Nguyen wins by unanimous. Nguyen improves his record to 17-1 7KO's.
Eugene Hill gets the win over Joshua Harris. Eugene beat on the body most of the fight wearing down Harris over 3 rounds. Harris got dropped in the 2nd round. Eugene dropped him again in the 4th round. Harris corner threw in the towel.
Rayonta Whitfield wins a unanimous decision over Evaristo Primaera over 8 rounds.
continue... | | ANN WOLFE DISCUSSES JAMES KIRLAND RELEASE FROM PRISON AND WHY SHE RETIRED
By info@officialscorecard.com
For full interview please visit our blog section or youtube channel.
Here are some excerpts from video:
James Kirkland will be getting out in June 2010.
Alot of people don't know James, James is a good kid, he just made some mistakes. In the gym he is good to the kids.
When he get's out he is going to be dedicated. It's just his life growing up, he's always had a hard life, and the streets always pulls him back. You can't take a pit and try to make him no poodle. You got to make him be a pit but be a tamed pit.
He listens to me when he's around me but when he's away from me he kinda strays off.
continue... | | JERMAINE TAYLOR SAYS "I WILL NOT GAS OUT AGAINST ARTHUR ABRAHAM"
By marrero@officialscorecard.com
Jermaine Taylor is getting ready for his Super Six showdown with the undefeated Arthur Abraham. Taylor is coming off a devastating loss to Carl Froch in which Taylor was stopped with just minutes left in the fight. Taylor says he is fully trained and ready for a tough fight with Abraham. He has been working hard on his stamina and feels he is still a threat in Boxing and still has a lot of fight left in him.
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