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Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz claimed the WBA junior welterweight title with a dominant TKO victory over Rolly Romero at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The fight ended at 0:56 of the eighth round, with Cruz overpowering Romero throughout. The bout was part of Premier Boxing Champions’ Prime Video pay-per-view event, with Cruz seizing control early and delivering a series of punishing blows. With this win, Cruz secured his first world title and extended his winning streak to four fights, boosting his record to 26-2-1 with 18 knockouts. Romero, who was defending his belt for the first time, suffered his second loss in three fights, dropping to 1-2 in recent outings.
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Toronto’s Latin music calendar keeps getting better. Colombian group Monsieur Periné is coming to the city this Monday, September 21, bringing their Instrucciones Para Ser Feliz Tour to Monsieur Periné at The Concert Hall. The show starts at 8 p.m. at The Concert...
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Ecuador is once again turning to extraordinary security measures as the country continues its battle against organized crime and escalating violence. President Daniel Noboa has declared a 60-day state of emergency across eight provinces, while an overnight curfew has...
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Toronto’s Latin music calendar keeps getting better. Colombian group Monsieur Periné is coming to the city this Monday, September 21, bringing their Instrucciones Para Ser Feliz Tour to Monsieur...
Toronto’s Entertainment District got an extra dose of Mexican star power during TIFF as the cast of Hombre al agua celebrated the film’s Toronto International Film Festival premiere with a night out...
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