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Live tweets: Sydney Forks boxer Ryan Rozicki defends WBC cruiserweight belt at Centre 200

Jeremy Fraser | Posted: Feb. 14, 2020, 6:45 p.m. | Updated: Feb. 14, 2020, 6:45 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Referee Hubert Earle, left, lifts the arm of Ryan (The Bruiser) Rozicki after the 24-year-old Sydney Forks professional boxer captured the WBC International Silver cruiserweight championship, defeating Shawn Miller with a third round knockout at Centre 200 on Saturday. The title is Rozicki's third championship win in less than a year.
Referee Hubert Earle, left, lifts the arm of Ryan (The Bruiser) Rozicki after the 24-year-old Sydney Forks professional boxer captured the WBC International Silver cruiserweight championship, defeating Shawn Miller with a third round knockout at Centre 200 on Saturday. The title is Rozicki's third championship win in less than a year. - Jeremy Fraser

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SYDNEY, N.S. — Sydney Forks boxer and WBC International Silver Cruiserweight champion Ryan Rozicki defends his title on home soil when he faces Czech Republic native Vladimir Reznicek in the main event of the Valentine’s Day Massacre boxing card at Centre 200.

Jeremy Fraser is there Tweeting the action:

Rozicki, right, and Reznicek lock eyes at the weigh-in. - Jeremy Fraser
Rozicki, right, and Reznicek lock eyes at the weigh-in. - Jeremy Fraser

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