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So what is a “Mexican-Russian?”
More than likely, that phrase will not be found in any dictionary.
Instead, you can find one, and only one, running the streets of Oxnard at 5AM and training inside the Robert Garcia Boxing Academy in the same city.
While visual learners may understand what this “Mexican-Russian” does, Robert Garcia best spelled out a description of what he sees on a daily basis.
“He may not have that elite talent that some boxers have, but he makes up for it with heart and determination.”
Evgeny Gradovich does not attract attention the way some brash fighters do. However, whatever he is doing something right if he is already a world title holder with higher aspirations outside the ring.
The unbeaten featherweight Gradovich will defend his title against Mauricio Javier Munoz on Saturday at the Venetian Casino and Resort in Macau, China.
The scheduled 12 round bout will be part of a Top Rank card that will be televised on HBO2 at 5:30PM ET/PT.
Gradovich (16-0, 8 KOs) will make the first defense of the world title belt he won from Billy Dib by split decision in Mashantucket, CT on March 1st.
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More than likely, that phrase will not be found in any dictionary.
Instead, you can find one, and only one, running the streets of Oxnard at 5AM and training inside the Robert Garcia Boxing Academy in the same city.
While visual learners may understand what this “Mexican-Russian” does, Robert Garcia best spelled out a description of what he sees on a daily basis.
“He may not have that elite talent that some boxers have, but he makes up for it with heart and determination.”
Evgeny Gradovich does not attract attention the way some brash fighters do. However, whatever he is doing something right if he is already a world title holder with higher aspirations outside the ring.
The unbeaten featherweight Gradovich will defend his title against Mauricio Javier Munoz on Saturday at the Venetian Casino and Resort in Macau, China.
The scheduled 12 round bout will be part of a Top Rank card that will be televised on HBO2 at 5:30PM ET/PT.
Gradovich (16-0, 8 KOs) will make the first defense of the world title belt he won from Billy Dib by split decision in Mashantucket, CT on March 1st.
[Click Here To Read More]
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