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Dedication To Isaac Armando Calles Or My Boxing Trainer
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I dedicate this autobiography to Isaac Armando Calles or my boxing trainer he trains me sometimes. When I am at his house we spar with one glove each he wins though because he is really fast. He wants to be a boxer when he grows up also we will be put in different weight classes. He weighs 106 I weigh 75 I am alot lighter he isn’t fat either he is really skinny but really fast. He is also strong and tall we train when I am at his house with him and sometimes at Jakybs. This is dedicated to Isaac Armando Calles thank you my friend.
I also dedicate this to my family because they were with my growing up and they gave me some memories. They were always there for me and I was there for them.
Lastly I dedicate this to Rylund Mahler because
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