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25 October, 2015 – BURGLARS CAUGHT IN THE ACT
At 11:32 PM, Officer Jason Bandy was dispatched to a burglary in progress at 57 Girard Avenue house. The house isn’t lived in. A witness reported a maroon car pulled up and the two men who got out entered the home. They didn’t belong there.
The car was unoccupied and running when Officer Bandy arrived. It was parked in front of the described home. Other Officers and a police canine arrived as well. they positioned themselves around the property. Officer Bandy spotted two men running through the house. He ordered them to come outside.
Soon afterward, one of the men, Ruben Gonzalez (5-15-1978), of Garden Street in New Haven, made a break for the getaway car. “Xander”, the police canine met him half way, preventing his escape. After seeing that, his partner, Joel Vasquez Rosario (12-1-1978), of Woodward Avenue in New Haven, decided to surrender to Officers.
Officer Bandy spoke with both men. Gonzalez told him he and his associate were out for a drive when he needed to use a bathroom. He said Rosario told him to drive to 57 Girard Avenue as the property was vacant and he could relieve himself there. He said afterwards, he followed Gonzalez inside. When asked what happened next, he replied, the cops showed up.
Rosario offered up a different scenario. He said he’d been kicked out of his house and needed a place to stay. He admitted forcing open the front door (evident to the Officers) and going inside. When asked what happened next, he replied, the cops showed up. Rosario seemed nervous. By the end of his conversation with Officer Bandy, he’d given up the heroin in the car and that Gonzalez, who drove the car, had a suspended license.
When Officers went to retrieve the heroin, they discovered cocaine as well. The drugs, accompanying paraphernalia, packaging materials and a digital scale were all confiscated. Nearly a thousand dollars was also confiscated.
The men were arrested and charged with burglary in the second degree, larceny in the fourth degree, criminal mischief in the second degree and a trifecta of narcotics crimes.
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WORLD-RATED PHILADELPHIA lightweight Hank Lundy (right), seen here after scoring a knockdown this past weekend during his win over Carlos Winston Velasquez at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut, is now the reigning WBC Continental Americas Champion and is in search of his first world title shot after 32 professional fights. The win Saturday marked Lundy's return to the 135-pound division after a brief stint at junior welterweight. Lundy hopes to unify the 135-pound world title and ultimately take another shot at 140.
Lundy ready to 'reclaim his throne' in 135-pound weight class after capturing vacant title Saturday
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PHILADELPHIA (Oct. 23rd, 2015) -- With a triumphant return to the lightweight division this past weekend at Mohegan Sun, Hank Lundy made his point loud and clear.
"I'm back. 'Hammerin'' Hank is back at 135," said Lundy, who stopped veteran Carlos Winston Velasquez in the fifth round of their scheduled 10-round bout Saturday to capture the vacant Word Boxing Council (WBC) Continental Americas Lightweight Title.
"I mean business. And when I get in that ring with you, don't think it's going to go the whole 10 or 12 rounds. I'm going to knock you out. I'm reclaiming my throne at 135."
Forgive Lundy's bravado, but Saturday was not only a victory in the ring, the 26th of his pro career and 13th by knockout, but also a victory in the court of public opinion, where Lundy took a beating in January after failing to make the 135-pound weight limit in a scheduled bout against Petr Petrov, a fight he accepted on just eight days' notice.
With more than eight weeks to prepare for Velasquez, Lundy had no such trouble shedding the weight, clocking in at 134, though he thinks he might've been even lighter than what the scale indicated.
"The commissioner, he stopped at 134. I think I came in at 133," Lundy quipped.
"Like I told everyone, if you give me the right amount of time, I can make 135."
Credit this resurgence to Lundy's steely determination and the guidance of fellow Philadelphia boxer, Bernard Hopkins, the longest reigning middleweight world champion of all-time and the oldest fighter to ever win a world title, who helped Lundy put the past behind him and instead focus on what he needed to do to ensure it wouldn't happen again.
"I took it from Bernard and he actually talked to me about that situation. Everybody came down on me, but he said, 'Hank, the key thing is staying ready so that you won't have to get ready,'" Lundy said. "What I took out of that is preparing myself and keeping my weight down, staying 10 pounds away from my fight weight."
While some fighters lose a bit of power when dropping to a smaller weight class, Lundy has actually maintained his strength, as evident by the two knockdowns scored in the Velasquez fight. The weight makes no difference, Lundy said, as long as you execute.
"It's more about technique, the leverage from your punches and the whole thing about it, carrying the punching power you have to make sure you make weight correctly that way you won't be drained or anything," he said. "I'm still punching like I punched at 140."
Lundy has bounced between both divisions over the past five years, chasing the bigger paydays and the national television spotlight at 140, but now his goal is to reclaim the No. 1 spot at 135, where he sat in 2012 before a stunning loss to journeyman Raymundo Beltran.
"I'm hungry," Lundy said. "One thirty five, that's where I started my quest and that's what I'm looking forward to doing. I started my quest at 135 and I'm back there. I want to win the world titles. I want to unify them and the move up to 140. My mission is to clean up 135 and I'm going to do it."
Who's next? The sky's the limit. Jorge Linares currently holds the WBC world title. Unbeaten Terry Flanagan owns the World Boxing Organization (WBO) crown. The International Boxing Federation (IBF) title is currently vacant. Lundy could lobby for a shot at a world title now or continue to fight his way to the top. Either scenario is feasible.
"Listen, I'm ready to go right now," Lundy said. "If they call me right now, I'm ready. I don't need no tune-up. Like I said, in my career I've been matched tough. There's no hype about me, 'Hammerin'' Hank, where you really have to find out to see if I'm what they say I am. I am what I am. I'm hungry. I'm determined. I'm that bad-ass that people talk about who comes into your hometown and beats you."
The journey back to No. 1 won't be easy. Nothing has. Lundy has built his career taking the tough fights, the fights others didn't want, traveling everywhere from Mississippi to Montreal to the Ukraine to answer the call. In 32 pro fights, he's fought in front of his hometown fans in Philadelphia just six times, never truly afforded the luxury of padding his record in his own backyard like so many other fighters.
When Lundy refers to himself as a "throwback fighter," it's a valid comparison. There's only one "Hammerin''' Hank, which is bad news for fights fans and good news for the rest of the lightweight division. With Saturday's win at Mohegan Sun, the 135-pound weight class has officially been put on notice. Philadelphia's fighting pride is back.
"I was always matched up tough," he said. "Nothing was ever easy. Most of these guys that you see now, they get a lot of soft touches, whereas a guy like me, I'm proven. When you talk about 'Hammerin'' Hank' and you look at my career, there were no soft touches. That's why when you ask me about the world title shot, or do I need a tune-up, no, because I've been fighting tough since I was in the pro game."
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Greetings!
To our loyal fans:
That feeling of anticipation, that pit in your stomach, that extra bounce in your step, it's all part of what hardcore boxing fans call fight week. We're just three days away from the most highly-anticipated event of the year in New England and we can hardly contain our excitement here at Team CES.
We've talked about this card and what it has to offer from top to bottom. We've heard from Providence native, U.S. Olympian and former world champion Demetrius "Boo Boo" Andrade, who plans on stating his case as the No. 1 junior welterweight in the world. We've heard from Philadelphia's "Hammerin'" Hank Lundy, who not only plans on winning a world title at 135 pounds, but plans on taking over the 140-pound division as well. We also checked in with undefeated prospect Khiary "Too Sharp" Gray from Worcester, Mass., who looks to make it 10-0 Saturday night.
There are many reasons to make sure you're in attendance this weekend at Mohegan Sun Arena, but perhaps the most important fact we've failed to mention is its historical significance. I've watched Demetrius fight since he was a kid in the gym just looking to get his start. From the beginning, I knew he'd be a world champion and I watched proudly as he accomplished his dream in 2013.
Sometimes this sport is unfair. It's cruel. It's difficult to grasp. Demetrius has dealt with his share of ups and downs, but he's handled the adversity like a man, taking accountability for his actions and working every single day to be a better fighter and person. I have no doubt whatsoever he will reclaim the 154-pound world title, perhaps by the end of this year, and I think we'll one day look back on Saturday night as the turning point in his brilliant career.
The same can be said for Hank, who has dealt with losses in and out of the ring, rising as high as No. 1 in the world to falling out of the rankings. But he won't quit. Tell him he can't accomplish something and he'll work twice as hard to prove you wrong.
Three titles are on the line Saturday. Demetrius fights for the WBO and WBA International Titles and Hank fights for the vacant WBC Continental Americas Title. You know the stories, you know their backgrounds and you know what's at stake. Demetrius Andrade will be a world champion again. Hank Lundy will be a world champion. They've worked too hard to not make it to the top of the mountain.
As I've said before, it's rare to see two fighters at the top of the sport on the same card. It's so rare you might not see it again. No one knows for sure what's next for either Demetrius or Hank, but this might be your last chance to catch them right here in New England before the demands of this sport pull them in different directions. Don't miss out on this opportunity. Don't miss out on history. When Hank Lundy and Demetrius Andrade wrap those championship belts around their waist, be there to witness that moment, because it's not everyday you see it up close and personal.
This sport needs throwback fighters like Demetrius and Hank. We have them. Let's show them our love and support Saturday night.
Much respect,
Jimmy
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HEAVYWEIGHT GREG REBELLO (right), seen here during his knockout win over Tyler King, returns to the cage Friday, Oct. 30th, 2015 on the televised main card of "CES MMA XXXI" at Twin River Casino when he faces Syracuse native Mike Mucitelli on AXS TV. The two were originally scheduled to fight in March, but Rebello withdrew due to an injury. Now Rebello is promising a knockout coming off his impressive win over King in June
Greg Rebello isn't quite too sure what Mike Mucitelli is thinking by agreeing to fight him Oct. 30th, especially after Rebello recently dismantled the same Tyler King who dominated Mucitelli in the cage earlier this year."I think for some strange reason he thinks the King fight was a fluke, but King won all three rounds," said Rebello (18-6, 10 KOs), the Providence, R.I., heavyweight who has now won three out of four fights since his return to MMA in 2013, including the aforementioned knockout win over King June 12th on AXS TV.
"Maybe it's a redemption thing where if he beats me it'll erase the Tyler King, but I'm going to knock him out, so it's not going to matter."
Without hesitation, or consideration for what many consider simple grade-school logic, the Syracuse, N.Y., native Mucitelli (7-2, 1 KO) returns to Twin River Casino on the 30th for his second consecutive appearance on AXS TV, challenging Rebello on the main card of "CES MMA XXXI."
Tickets are priced at $50.00, $55.00, $100.00 and $125.00 (VIP) and available for purchase online at www.cesmma.com or www.twinriver.com,www.ticketmaster.com, by phone at 401-724-2253/2254, or at the Twin River Players Club. All fights and fighters are subject to change.
"If people always went with the A versus B, then B versus C type of logic, then no one would be fighting each other at all," Mucitelli said. "Every fight has its own outcome. Every fight has its own different matchups. It doesn't matter how he did versus Tyler King or how I did. It's how I'm going to do against Rebello. That's the difference."
The two were supposed to face one another March 13th -- same venue, same network -- until Rebello withdrew from the card due to a staph infection. Mucitelli instead faced the 6-foot-5 King, who smothered him en route to a unanimous decision win.
"It was definitely a bummer," Mucitelli said. "We prepped hard for Rebello. He's a southpaw, a bit of a brawler, shorter than me, King's a different fighter, but that doesn't excuse the performance I put on last time. I put on a shit fight, for lack of a more eloquent term.
"For me, it's about coming back up there and fighting like I can fight rather than that terrible night I had last time when I just got laid on for two of the three rounds."
Three months later, King fought Rebello and left the cage a bloody mess via third-round knockout, a fight the hard-hitting Rebello dominated from the opening bell.
"Everyone thought I was going to lose," Rebello said. "Look online. I have friends in California and Vegas, who all watched on AXS TV. They said all the betting odds were against me. A bunch of my friends bet on it. Most people thought I'd lose. For me, it was exactly what I expected. I knew I'd keep the fight standing up and knock him out. It was no surprise to me."
Rebello expects a similar outcome Oct. 30th despite Mucitelli's claims of being a much better striker than his record indicates.
"He's a Jiu-Jitsu guy. He wants to get me to the ground," Rebello said. "He can tell the whole world he can stand up, but that's not the case."
"I'm looking forward to showing people I'm not just a submission guy or just a Jiu-Jitsu guy. I'm more than happy to throw down in the middle of the cage," Mucitelli countered. "You'll see I'm much more capable of striking than people want to give me credit for. It sucks because I usually hit a person once or twice and they say, 'Well, that's enough,' and they take me to the ground, where I finish it off."
This is a major crossroads fight for both sides. A seven-time Bellator vet, Mucitelli needs another win to remain on the primetime television radar, while the 33-year-old Rebello could be in line for a major breakthrough as he approaches the stretch run of his celebrated career.
"I try to look at what's in front of me and not jump ahead. That always adds a little pressure," Rebello said. "But to get another knockout, I've already won more than half my fights by knockout, so that'd be a major factor for the bigger shows and puts me as a major player."
First, he must get through Mucitelli, who's changed up his conditioning program and diet since the loss to King in an attempt to right the shape after losing two of his last three fights.
"I kind of settled into not necessarily a groove or a rut either, but more or less a routine. There were a couple of things where I was getting burnt out in a couple of aspects. I really had to get back to the drawing board, get my head re-centered," he said.
"I'm matched up with some great guys now and they've taken charge in helping me out and helping me train smart. It's going to be a different showing. It's going to be a different fight."
The vacant CES MMA Welterweight Title is on the line in the main event of "CES MMA XXXI" as Plymouth, Mass., vet Chip Moraza-Pollard (10-8, 5 KOs) battles Sao Paulo, Brazil native Gil de Freitas (17-5, 6 KOs) in a five-round bout. Also on the main card, former welterweight champ Chuck O'Neil (15-7, 5 KOs) of Bridgewater, Mass., makes the move to the middleweight division against Daniel Vizcaya (8-3, 2 KOs) of Aurora, Ill., while bantamweight Dinis Paiva (7-5, 4 KOs) of East Providence, R.I., looks to extend his four-fight win streak against Cumberland, R.I., vet Kody Nordby (4-3).
The main card also features the return of Woonsocket, R.I., native Andre Soukhamthath (8-3, 4 KOs) in a bantamweight bout against Carlos Galindo (10-3, 3 KOs) of Woburn, Mass. Providence middleweight Eric Spicely (7-0, 2 KOs) puts his unbeaten record on the line in his toughest test to date against Charlotte, N.C., vet Aaron Johnson (13-9, 1 KO) and Remo Cardarelli (5-2) of Milford, Mass., makes his CES MMA debut in a flyweight bout against New York nativeDarren Mima (6-4, 1 KO).
The preliminary card includes a flyweight bout between Carlos Candelario (1-0) of New Britain, Conn., and Jesse Gutierrez (1-1) of West Roxbury, Mass., in addition to a middleweight bout between Buck Pineau (0-1) of Ashland, Maine and Berkley, Mass., native Pat McCrohan, who is making his professional debut.
For more information on "CES MMA XXXI" visit www.cesmma.com, follow @CESMMA on Twitter and Instagram and "like" the official CES MMA Facebook fan page.
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2 October, 2015 – TWO CHARGED WITH STEALING A CAR AND TRYING TO RUN DOWN A POLICE OFFICER
At about 5:00 PM, a car was reported stolen with the keys from Main Street. An hour later, Officers Marco Correa and Bleck Joseph spotted it parked on Star Street near Winchester Avenue.
The Officers drove past it and positioned their cruiser to block it in. They got out and approached the occupied vehicle. The juvenile behind the wheel didn’t want to stick around and drove toward Officer Joseph, nearly striking him. The car thief struck the police car during their get-away.
The Officers went searching for the car but couldn’t find it. Sometime later, several callers to 911 reported there was a car that’d crashed into a wall and traffic sign at Cold Spring and Canner Streets. It was the car they’d been looking for.
Officers searched the area and found two young men walking on Mitchell Drive near Anderson. Witnesses ID’d them as having fled from the crashed car. The two juveniles (each seventeen) were charged with criminal attempt to commit assault on a Police Officer, auto theft and motor vehicle offences.
2 October, 2015 – FOUR CARS BROKEN INTO AT AMITY PLANET FITNESS
Early-evening break-ins have Police issuing warnings to Planet Fitness patrons.
At about 6:00 PM, the first of four break-ins were reported to Police. All of the cars broken into were parked in the parking lot adjacent to the Planet Fitness Gym, located at 160 Amity Road. One was unlocked and three had their windows broken.
Police have not yet been able to view any potentially helpful video from the area but are hopeful some will soon be available. In one case, a credit card stolen from one car was used at a Target store in North Haven. The thief was able to charge $1,900 on the card before the card company questioned the transactions and notified the victim.
This is not the first time this particular gym’s patrons have been targeted and this is a reoccurring and common crime at gyms and fitness centers across the country. The reason is clear – a distrust of locker-room security leads people to leaving their valuables in their cars.
Experienced thieves can perpetrate such seemingly brazen daylight break-ins in seconds. They’re adept at intruding without making a lot of noise and somehow remain unsuspicious to passers-by.
These lowlifes will case the lot for the ideal targets. Often they’ll watch as people remove their cell phones or wallets and place them above their visor, in the glove compartment or under a seat. The victims think no one is watching but couldn’t be more wrong.
The crime prevention tip regarding such cases is this; Don’t leave valuables in your unattended car and report suspicious people to Police.
2 October, 2015 – ALCOHOL-FUELED DOMESTIC DISPUTE DISCOVERED DURING GUNFIRE INVESTIGATION
At 8:34 PM, Officers were dispatched to Howard Avenue at Second Street to investigate reported gunfire.
A lightbulb beneath the awning at the corner store was apparently shot out. No one was struck.
As Officers investigated, they found a couple embroiled in a domestic dispute. The couple had been outside during the gunfire but at least the female was too drunk to provide any constructive information. The woman was arrested for her involvement in the dispute but was taken to the hospital after complaining she was suffering an asthma attack.
Witnesses reported the gunman was likely an occupant in an older model four-door Honda.
3 October, 2015 – MAN ROBBED OF HIS CREDIT CARDS
Just before midnight, a man was robbed of his wallet containing credit cards. The victim told Police he’d been confronted by two black men at Olive and Chapel Streets. He said they indicated they were armed but never displayed a gun.
He said once the men had his wallet, one punched him in the eye and back of his head.
One of the perps wore a black leather jacket. The other, an orange coat. The cowardly crooks fled southbound on Olive Street.
4 October, 2015 – TWO MEN SHOT DURING ROBBERY
Things didn’t go too well for two Hamden men leaving an illegal “After Hours” spot early Sunday morning.
At 4:26 AM, Officers responded to a reported shooting at 578 George Street. Once there, they learned there were two victims and that each were taken to the St. Raphael’s campus of Yale – New Haven Hospital by private car.
At the hospital, Detectives spoke with the two victims. Forty-one year old Harry Brunson and thirty-seven year old William Hobson, both from Hamden, CT, had suffered non-life threatening injuries.
The men told Detectives they’d left the after-hours club and were heading to Hobson’s car when a group of men ran up to them. They demanded Williams and Brunson hand over their valuables and cash. The victims said they started fighting with the crooks and someone pulled a gun. Brunson was shot in the leg. Hobson’s wound was a graze – also to his leg.
The perpetrators stole the men’s wallets, phones and keys before making their get-away in William’s white Volvo. About an hour later, Officers from the Hamden Police Department recovered the Volvo. It was unoccupied.
The NHPD is looking for two black men who’s ages weren’t estimated. One stood 6’02” and wore a dark colored hooded-sweatshirt. He had a gun. His partner in crime was shorter – about 5’10”. He wore a beige T-shirt. The men face charges including first degree assault, robbery and reckless endangerment.
Providence native and former U.S. Olympian and World Boxing Organization (WBO) Junior Middleweight world championDemetrius Andrade returns to the ring for the first time in 16 months on Saturday, Oct. 17th, 2015 at Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville, Conn.
“It’s been a year and a half now,” Andrade said Tuesday during a press conference at the Rhode Island State House. “Fourteen, 15 months of me not in the ring showing and displaying my true talents and what I can do for the sport of boxing, but now I have the privilege to be here in Connecticut, Mohegan Sun, 45 minutes away where you can come see me put somebody to sleep, hopefully.”
The undefeated Andrade (21-0, 14 KOs) will fight for the vacant WBO International Junior Middleweight title in the main event of a card promoted by Jimmy Burchfield’s CES Boxing in association with Joe DeGuardia’s Star Boxing and Artie Pelullo’s Banner Promotions.
Tickets for the event are priced at $25.00, $50.00, $125.00 and $200.00 (VIP) and available for purchase online at www.cesboxing.com or www.mohegansun.com,www.ticketmaster.com, by phone at 401-724-2253/2254, or at the Mohegan Sun Box Office. All fights and fighters are subject to change.
“A lot of people still don’t know who Demetrius is,” Burchfield said. “There are a lot of people who’ve been waiting for Demetrius to fight in this area. No matter where I go they ask me when ‘Boo Boo’ is fighting here. First of all, I want to thank Art Pelullo and Banner from Philadelphia and Joe DeGuardia and Star Boxing from the Bronx.
“There are promoters that work together. Not all of them, but there are some promoters that are the best in the business and they work together for the benefit of the fighter. Everyone understands that’s why we’re here at the State House today. That’s why I wanted to have this here at the State House, because this state belongs to Demetrius ‘Boo Boo’ Andrade. He is going to be our franchise. Soon, everyone will know what they’ve been missing.”
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GARY BALLETTO
“Demetrius Andrade was training in my gym when I was fighting on ESPN2 every other month and I used to line up my sparring partners and when Demetrius was 14 or 15, he’d be one of the guys in the lineup to spar with. I used to get so frustrated because I couldn’t hit this guy. I couldn’t hit this kid! It took me until he got real tired to land a punch on him. He’s been so naturally gifted since the day he started. I always tell my son, because he has natural defense, you have to have a natural defense and a natural ability before you ever start boxing and you can tell where they’re going to go with it. Demetrius, to me, is the best fighter in the world. He’s the best. I could put him in with any fighter in his weight division in the world and I would bet whatever I have on him.”
PAUL ANDRADE
“I want to set something a little straight here. Jimmy was generous to our promoters and they allowed it, but this was Jimmy’s doing. They offered us a fight in Russia, a fight over here, we said, no, we’re fighting at home, and if they can’t do it, we’ll see Jimmy. So I went and saw Jimmy, we had a nice little meeting and thanks to Jimmy, we’re here.”
DEMETRIUS ANDRADE
“First of all, I want to thank everyone for coming out, and CES Boxing for putting the show together. October 17th. It’s been a year and a half now. I don’t know, 14, 15 months of me not in the ring showing and displaying my true talents and what I can do for the sport of boxing, but now I have the privilege to be here in Connecticut, Mohegan Sun, 45 minutes away where you can come see me put somebody to sleep, hopefully.
Before that, I want to let people know a true champ is someone that stays in the gym 24/7. A true champ is somebody that dedicates his time and efforts to whatever it is that’s going to make him better in and out of the ring. I haven’t fought in 16 months, but I’m in the gym helping out Nick DeLomba get some sparring for his fights, Thomas Falowo – anybody in New England that needs help, I’m there for them. I traveled to Vegas to help Shawn Porter get ready for his fight against Kell Brook, and much more just so I can stay sharp and so that once this opportunity came to me I wouldn’t have to get ready to fight. I’m already ready to fight.
For all of you young fighters here and all of the dreams and goals you have in your mind, set them up, visualize them, accomplish them. Accomplish what you want to do in this sport of boxing. It’s rough and it’s tough. Gary Balletto, he’s been in it. He knows I’ve been it since I was ye high. The reason I didn’t want him hitting me is because I didn’t want to get hit. That boy hit hard! I was dipping and dodging those punches. The things I’ve seen him do to everyone else, hell no.
I do want to thank my dad, Paul Andrade, for sticking it out and making sure I had everything I needed to prosper in the sport of boxing. Even though we had our ups and downs, we’re back together because there’s nothing more important than family. I also want to thank Ed Farris. He’s been with me since I was 14 years old. I came to a time and point in my life where I needed some real help. He made it happen for me, man. I’m living good, I made some good investments and now I’m just ready to fight man. I can’t wait to put on a fresh pair of gloves.
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