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2 Days: Mikey Garcia (2013)
For every boxing match, there are always two fights. One is against his opponent and one against his weight. Here Mikey Garcvia beats Juan Manual Lopez in the ring but leaves his featherweight title at the scales for failing to lose the necessary weight.
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For every boxing match, there are always two fights. One is against his opponent and one against his weight. Here Mikey Garcvia beats Juan Manual Lopez in the ring but leaves his featherweight title at the scales for failing to lose the necessary weight.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:11/9/2013
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