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Tonga. el 34 Oriental
Gastón “Tonga” Reyno is a mixed martial arts competitor. He is the most important Uruguayan in this competition. Every time Gastón gets into a fight, he puts his whole career and his life at stake. But beyond the economic aspect, for him it is a matter of honor. His dream was always to be a professional fighter. His goal was to be on a poster, he never imagined that he would be able to train with the idols he had hanging in his bedroom and be watched by thousands of people on television and live from Uruguay.
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Gastón “Tonga” Reyno is a mixed martial arts competitor. He is the most important Uruguayan in this competition. Every time Gastón gets into a fight, he puts his whole career and his life at stake. But beyond the economic aspect, for him it is a matter of honor. His dream was always to be a professional fighter. His goal was to be on a poster, he never imagined that he would be able to train with the idols he had hanging in his bedroom and be watched by thousands of people on television and live from Uruguay.
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