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«AN HOUR BEFORE» the boxing match

Автор: 30.08.2015 | an hour before, Ukraine, sports, personalities
OUTLOOK continues its series of «AN HOUR BEFORE»! And yesterday, we managed to get on one of the expected professional boxing fans fights - the fight between the intercontinental WBO heavyweight champion Ukrainian Alexander Usik and his rival - South African boxer - Johnny Muller!

Ми намагались підглянути за всіма кроками підготовки Джонні Мюллера до вражаючого боксерському шоу. І хоча підсумок поєдинку вже відомий, спеціально для наших читачів ми підготували фотогалерею, в якій ви можете переглянути все, що відбувалося з південноафриканським спортсменом за 60 хвилин до першого удару!

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