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Bread for a mouthpiece

Papa Dio Espinosa recalls that when his son Luisito was seven years old, the
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gloves, shuffling his feet, and throwing punches at an invisible opponent. To
complete the get-up, Luisito sank his teeth into a pan de sal which stuck out
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From Luisito's early years, Papa Dio was convinced he was born to fight.
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ANDY CORTEZ

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gloves, shuffling his feet, and throwing punches at an invisible opponent. To
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Sporting Chance

By Joaquin M. Henson | April 25, 2000 - 12:00am

Bread for a mouthpiece Papa Dio Espinosa recalls that when his son Luisito was seven years old, the kid used to pretend he was in the ring, lacing up a pair of battered boxing gloves, shuffling his feet, and throwing...

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