Abdullah Mason vs. Albert Bell

Abdullah Mason vs. Albert Bell

Abdullah Mason vs. Albert Bell

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Cleveland hosts a huge Independence Day event, as Abdullah Mason (20-0) defends his WBO lightweight title against Albert Bell (28-0). Also featured is WBC titlist Bruce Carrington (17-0), who continues his quest for featherweight kingship in Ohio.

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11 members

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Abdullah Mason

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Abdullah Mason

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Albert Bell

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Albert Bell

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Bruce Carrington

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Bruce Carrington

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Rene Osvaldo Palacios Galvan

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Delante Johnson

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Delante Johnson

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Christopher Guerrero

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Christopher Guerrero

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Deric Davis

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Deric Davis

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Carlos Ramos

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Carlos Ramos

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Abdurrahman Mason

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Alvaro Huizar Cabral

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Ibrahim Mason

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