Quintessential Directors: Barry Jenkins
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Nikita Tszyu vs. Jack Brubaker
Nikita Tszyu, boasting an unbeaten record, is still riding high after his viral first-round knockout of Benjamin Bomber. He takes on Jack Brubaker, a former Commonwealth title challenger who’s back after a solid win against former Australian champion Troy O’Meley. The fight holds emotional weight as Brubaker seeks redemption for a past defeat to Tim Tszyu, Nikita’s brother.
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Nikita Tszyu, boasting an unbeaten record, is still riding high after his viral first-round knockout of Benjamin Bomber. He takes on Jack Brubaker, a former Commonwealth title challenger who’s back after a solid win against former Australian champion Troy O’Meley. The fight holds emotional weight as Brubaker seeks redemption for a past defeat to Tim Tszyu, Nikita’s brother.
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