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I Train My Hands for War!
Boxing Promoter Alan Mortlock decides to have his First Cage Fight at 55. An inspiring story of triumph over age & how faith trained his hands for War! It’s never too late to gain respect!
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Boxing Promoter Alan Mortlock decides to have his First Cage Fight at 55. An inspiring story of triumph over age & how faith trained his hands for War! It’s never too late to gain respect!
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