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Amigo Brothers”

Antonio and Felix are both young boxers who want to be lightweight champions. They each have body structures, which can either be an advantage or disadvantage for them.
Felix and Antonio are both seventeen years old and are well known since they were little. They both also want to be lightweight champions. They both collect boxing magazines.They both want to win the boxing match but don't want to hurt each other.They both have their names on the back of the boxing shirts.
Antonio Cruz as many similarities with Felix Vargas but they also have many difference like how Antonio has fair skin and Felix has dark skin. Felix is short but husky.Antonio is lean but lanky. Antonio was a better boxer with his height.Felix was a better

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