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After all the down time, Errol Spence is still a thoroughbred | L.A. Focus News

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The great ones walk into the ring through piles of questions. By the time they walk out, they’ve dispelled them all. Only one of those questions remained for Errol Spence late Saturday night. Which horse will he pick out for his first ride on Sunday, at his ranch in DeSoto, Tex.? The one he named […]

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