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How Stephen Lang Became Stronger Than Ever At Age 73

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By Mark Lelinwalla Verified
| Men's Health (Australia) Verified
A PAIR OF dumbbells sit in one corner of the cramped basement room that Stephen Lang calls his gym, and 10-pound plates are strewn across the floor. Lang stands in the center of the room, grinning broadly. “This,” he says, “is where I do the bulk of my workouts.” Never mind that the space is so tiny that when Lang raises his arms to the side, he nearly grazes the walls.
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Fabio Wardley vs Justis Huni Keys to Victory: Breaking down tactics of each fighter

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By Mark Lelinwalla Verified
| DAZN
Fabio Wardley is coming off a startling, eye-opening knockout victory. He will look for another statement win in his homecoming show as he clashes against Australian fighter Justis Huni with the WBA interim heavyweight title on the line at Portman Road in Ipswich, United Kingdom, and live on DAZN, on Saturday night. His last time out in October, Wardley (18-0-1, 17 KOs) unloaded a nightmarish overhand right that destroyed Frazer Clarke in their rematch.
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Junto Nakatani vs Ryosuke Nishida: Who has the edge heading into their fight?

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By Mark Lelinwalla Verified
| DAZN
“The Monster” Naoya Inoue is not the only destructive force from Japan dominating boxing’s current landscape. Undefeated WBC bantamweight world champion Junto Nakatani (30-0, 23 knockouts) clashes with fellow unbeaten Japanese world titleholder Ryosuke Nishida (10-0, 2 KOs), owner of the IBF strap, in a unifying championship bout at Ariake Colosseum in Tokyo, Japan on Sunday night. Inoue has already expressed interest in clashing with Nakatani in 2026 as long as both can win to reach that point.
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