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recent treatments:
(about the comment before this): Hmmnnn....okayyyyyyyy.....
Antonio Chupacabras Martin
Could we hear a bit more about women's boxing from around the world? Thanks Soapspoon 04:30, 9 May 2007 (UTC)
how about mentioning the women´s boxing movie that made best picture in 2004? (Million Dollar Baby, obviously)
