Body Structures In Amigo Brothers

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Amigo Brothers
Antonio and Felix both want to be lightweight champions in boxing,but they each have different boxing styles and body structures. In this essay, i’m going to tell you all about their similarities and differences. They are very similar as they are different. They are best friends that act like they are brothers. They both are similar because they are Puerto Rican boxers. They both enjoy collecting fighting magazines and read and look at them. They are both seventeen years old. They were well known since they were little kids.They both are also similar because they both look like they are in a gang. They both wear street clothes all the time. When they go to fight each other, they couldn’t bare to hurt each other because they are best friends. When they are in the ring, they are the best of friends, but when they start to fight, they can’t act like they are friends.
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They both are different because Antonio is known as the “challenger”, and Felix is known as the “champion”. What makes Antonio a better boxer is his lean form and long reach = better boxes. For Felix, his afro style frame = better slugger. Antonio has a fair tone of skin, and Felix has a dark tone of skin. I think Felix is stronger than Antonio because the book said that Felix is the “champion”. Also, Felix threw a punch at Antonio and it dropped him to the floor. Antonio sat out of the match and smiled to show that he wasn’t hurt but he really was hurt.
Antonio and Felix both wanted to be lightweight champions in boxing.Those are the similarities and differences of the “Amigo Brothers”. To me, they are both champions because they both fought with pride. They are stunning boxers and they work really hard to be champions. I think they both were wonderful at boxing each other. They worked so hard to try to be the lightweight

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