Two rival boxing promoters are embroiled in a lawsuit over Cuban-born boxer Rances Barthelemy, the new IBF super featherweight champion.
August 21, 2014 at 02:44 PM
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Cuban-born boxer Rances Barthelemy couldn’t afford a place to live last year. He and his pregnant fiance ended up with a relative and living on welfare.
Now he is 20-0 and the IBF super featherweight champion, besting Argenis Mendez at Miami’s American Airlines Arena on July 10.
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