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DE LA HOYA, OSCAR-IKE QUARTEY CLOSED CIRCUIT ADVERTISEMENT (1999) Mancini-Ray
DE LA HOYA, OSCAR-IKE QUARTEY CLOSED CIRCUIT ADVERTISEMENT (1999) Mancini-Ray
DE LA HOYA, OSCAR-IKE QUARTEY CLOSED CIRCUIT ADVERTISEMENT (1999) Mancini-Ray
DE LA HOYA, OSCAR-IKE QUARTEY CLOSED CIRCUIT ADVERTISEMENT (1999) Mancini-Ray
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DE LA HOYA, OSCAR-IKE QUARTEY CLOSED CIRCUIT ADVERTISEMENT (1999) Mancini-Ray "Boom Boom" 1991 after a three year

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DE LA HOYA, OSCAR IKE QUARTEY CLOSED CIRCUIT ADVERTISEMENT (1999) Mancini Ray "Boom Boom" 1991 after a three year 1991 after a three year layoff former heavyweight champion Larry Holmes fought Tim "Doc" Anderson at the Diplomat Hotel in Hollywood One crease in upper left corner This is a closed circuit advertisement to the De La Hoya Quartey bout in 1999 Presented here is a closed circuit advertisement to the bout

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