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Former heavyweight champion who fought Anthony Joshua vows to ‘make history’ ahead of comeback

Former unified world champion has expressed his desire to make history after completing his comeback fight this weekend. The Mexican-American is perhaps best known for causing a major upset in 2019, dethroning Anthony Joshua with a stunning seventh-round finish in New York.

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