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South African IBF strawweight champion Nkosinathi Joyi this week confirmed a well-kept secret that he broke his right hand in the third round of his clear-cut, twelve round title defense against Japan's Katsunari Takayama three months ago.
Right now, however, the mercurial 29 year-old Eastern Cape fighter, who is ranked number one in the world in his division by the influential Ring Magazine and is considered the top pound-for-pound fighter in South Africa, is more peeved about a broken dream than his now-mended right hand.
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Right now, however, the mercurial 29 year-old Eastern Cape fighter, who is ranked number one in the world in his division by the influential Ring Magazine and is considered the top pound-for-pound fighter in South Africa, is more peeved about a broken dream than his now-mended right hand.
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