“It makes me want to beat him even more!” Bam Rodriguez says Rungvisai win would ‘skyrocket’ career

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Matchroom Boxing published this video item, entitled “”It makes me want to beat him even more!” Bam Rodriguez says Rungvisai win would ‘skyrocket’ career” – below is their description.

WBC World Super-Flyweight king Jesse Rodriguez speaks on his homecoming clash with Thai superstar Srisaket Sor Rungvisai on fight week here in San Antonio.

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