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Mr. Knockout: The Enigma of Valery Popenchenko
Legendary boxer Valery Popenchenko died on February 15, 1975. A decade of his victories went down in the history of Soviet sports as a time of international triumph for our boxing school.
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Legendary boxer Valery Popenchenko died on February 15, 1975. A decade of his victories went down in the history of Soviet sports as a time of international triumph for our boxing school.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Galina Dyakiyeva, Vladimir Rogov
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Pigmalion
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