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Daniel Jacobs relives his battle with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, which saw the two former rulers at 160lbs clash in Arizona. The bout took place at the venue of Chavez's father's final fight.
Daniel Jacobs relives his battle with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, which saw the two former rulers at 160lbs clash in Arizona. The bout took place at the venue of Chavez's father's final fight.
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