Amigo Brothers Research Paper

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The Amigo Brothers

“Yeah. We both know that in the ring the better man wins. Friend or no friend, brother or no…” said Felix, “No pulling punches. We go all the way.” said Antonio.

Who was the real winner of the boxing? Antonio and Felix are both best friends who feel like brothers. “The Best man wins the match. “Antonio and Felix both are boxers but each have a different style.

Antonio and Felix both are Puerto Rican. They both want to become the lightweight champion of the world. They both also both workout at Boys Club, Avenue A, and Pro’s Gym. They run together along East River

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