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Jaron “Boots” Ennis is the new king of the welterweight division! After years of hype and hard work, Ennis becomes the unified welterweight champion, proving he’s the real deal. Meanwhile, up at 175, Dmitry Bivol vacates his title, and David Benavidez steps in as the new light heavyweight champion—is the Mexican Monster now the man to beat at light heavy? Plus, we take a look at Keyshawn Davis: Is he really the future of boxing, or does he still have something to prove?
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