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Wes to Delphi
On his final day at the gym that raised him, a young boxer prepares to say goodbye to the only home he's ever known, stepping into the ring one last time before chasing greatness at the famous Delphi Boxing Academy.
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On his final day at the gym that raised him, a young boxer prepares to say goodbye to the only home he's ever known, stepping into the ring one last time before chasing greatness at the famous Delphi Boxing Academy.
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