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Lucas Bahdi vs. Ryan James Racaza (2025)
Most Valuable Promotions returns to DAZN, presenting undefeated lightweights Lucas Bahdi (18-0) and Ryan James Racaza (15-0). Badhi is out to build on a breakout 2024, which saw a huge victory over Ashton Sylve, alongside a spot on Mike Tyson's undercard.
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Most Valuable Promotions returns to DAZN, presenting undefeated lightweights Lucas Bahdi (18-0) and Ryan James Racaza (15-0). Badhi is out to build on a breakout 2024, which saw a huge victory over Ashton Sylve, alongside a spot on Mike Tyson's undercard.
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In Theaters:3/7/2025
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Studio:Most Valuable Promotions, DAZN
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