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I’ve watched it back. How on earth is a “World Level” boxer walking onto that right from Garcia… Honestly you wouldn’t see this in your local amateur club. He literally waltz onto it with zero guard, no notion of his back foot and zero head movement. Utterly baffling, let’s... show more

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