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Antonio Pitalua promises that Friday night’s fight is win-or-go-home time.
The 42-year old power puncher has hovered around the gatekeeper level for years, but the wins are no longer coming with the type of frequency to which he prefers. The upside is that fights aren’t as hard to come by, as opponents now view him as ripe for the taking.
Friday night will reveal whether welterweight prospect Pablo Munguia can exploit it or fall prey, when he faces Pitalua in a pick-‘em crossroads bout.
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The 42-year old power puncher has hovered around the gatekeeper level for years, but the wins are no longer coming with the type of frequency to which he prefers. The upside is that fights aren’t as hard to come by, as opponents now view him as ripe for the taking.
Friday night will reveal whether welterweight prospect Pablo Munguia can exploit it or fall prey, when he faces Pitalua in a pick-‘em crossroads bout.
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