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Aaron Pryor vs. Alexis Argüello II (1983)
AARON “THE HAWK” PRYOR conclusively settled his rematch with Alexis Arguello with a KO victory at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas. The American, who was defending the WBA world light-welterweight strap, sent the challenger to the canvas in rounds one and four, before putting him down for the count in the 10th. The bout ultimately failed to live up to the initial encounter, which was a brutal contest punctuated by controversy.
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AARON “THE HAWK” PRYOR conclusively settled his rematch with Alexis Arguello with a KO victory at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas. The American, who was defending the WBA world light-welterweight strap, sent the challenger to the canvas in rounds one and four, before putting him down for the count in the 10th. The bout ultimately failed to live up to the initial encounter, which was a brutal contest punctuated by controversy.
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Genre:Action
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In Theaters:9/9/1983
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