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ARGENTINE LUIS LAZARTE

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EDITORIAL - Boxing must be protected from itself

March 7, 2012 - 12:00am

The resurgence of boxing, due in large part to the global interest whipped up by Manny Pacquiao, unfortunately carries with it the unwanted baggage of the sport’s seamy underside, as typified by two recent...

Freeman Opinion