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Former UNC Quarterback Dominic Breazeale is headed to the London Olympics to represent the USA in Boxing as a superheavy weight. Best of luck to him on his journey.



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Wow, that seems so random. I had no idea he went into boxing, what a hell of an athlete.

Good luck to him.
 
Dominic did not have the best time on his last fight:
https://i.imgur.com/PXTF5B9.gifv

He is still 20-2 so I hope he is able to rebound from this.
 
Brian said:
Dominic did not have the best time on his last fight:
https://i.imgur.com/PXTF5B9.gifv

He is still 20-2 so I hope he is able to rebound from this.
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To be fair, Dominic's opponent was the heavyweight champion, and an especially dominant one: Wilder's record is 41-0-1. Not only has he never lost, 40 of his 41 wins have been by KO. That said, ouch.
 
Yeah, he seems like he is doing incredibly well (even getting a title shot shows you that he is competing at an elite level).
 
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