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Errol Spence showing improvements in shadow boxing as we are now just 4 weeks away from his return to fight Tim Tszyu on July 25th!

Errol Spence showing improvements in shadow boxing as we are now just 4 weeks away from his return to fight Tim Tszyu on July 25th!

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On This Day in 2019: Andy Ruiz got off the floor to drop Anthony Joshua four times on the way to a stunning upset victory in round 7 to win the WBO, WBA, IBO & IBF heavyweight titles.

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On This Day in 2019: Andy Ruiz got off the floor to drop Anthony Joshua four times on the way to a stunning upset victory in round 7 to win the WBO, WBA, IBO & IBF heavyweight titles.

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Jaron Ennis rolling with punches

Jaron Ennis rolling with punches

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