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Carlos Gongora goes for his slice of the American dream against Christian Mbilli - Vimarsana News

Carlos Gongora goes for his slice of the American dream against Christian Mbilli

Looking for the elusive big break in a stacked division, Ecuador's Carlos Gongora takes on Christian Mbilli on Thursday in Canada

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Lomito diversifies Westport's restaurant selections – Inklings News - Vimarsana News

Lomito diversifies Westport's restaurant selections – Inklings News

Peruvian restaurant Lomito opened Feb. 4, bringing traditional Peruvian food to Westport. The restaurant is located at 2 Franklin Street, Saugatuck, currently providing delivery and take-out services.  Owned by a husband and wife duo, Segundo Mercado and Pilar Payano Mercado come from a family of restaurant owners in Peru and the U.S.    “With that...

West New York amateur boxer scores second round KO in Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

West New York amateur boxer scores second round KO in Philadelphia

West New York amateur boxer Jean Pierre Valencia scored a second round knockout at the Kingdom Boxing Gym in Philadelphia yesterday.

The Payback: Bernard Hopkins gets his induction day - Vimarsana News

The Payback: Bernard Hopkins gets his induction day

Bernard Hopkins was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame this year and there was a quiet elderly man on his shoulder the Philly icon gave credit to, writes Tris Dixon

Editor's Pick: The unconventional rivalry of Roy Jones and Bernard Hopkins - Vimarsana News

Editor's Pick: The unconventional rivalry of Roy Jones and Bernard Hopkins

The enduring love-hate relationship between Roy Jones Jnr and Bernard Hopkins eventually reached its conclusion 10 years ago this week, writes Elliot Worsell