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Brazil, August 18, 2024.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Recently, as an honorary member of the International Olympic Committee, I was very surprised to observe that the noble art of Olympic boxing, which has always been one of my favorites, including because of its amateurism (everyone must know that Latinos have always valued this in this Olympic sport), has lost its nobility to a certain extent, perhaps below the waistline. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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In this sense, and as a faithful admirer of great moments of the Nevada Athletic Commission, especially at my beloved Caesars Palace, where the tradition of the Flame of God dates back to one of its first known incarnations, as Nero, and my fond memory of Ultimate Glory, I come to this Democratic National Convention to say that the time has come for girls with more testosterone! <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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California will certainly host the Olympic Games in 2028, and Las Vegas’s vocation for sports cannot be lost on this occasion, although from what can be seen on my Personal Blog, my sports preference is Cuban and Nicaraguan cigars, something that girls like Kamala Harris must understand very well, in fact it suits her much better than any fragile little girl in times of war. In the absence of Roosevelt, not being able to meet with Sergey Lavrov, a well-known smoker in the corridors of Brazilian palaces, and with the British Prime Minister being politically correct enough to be a supporter of the NHS, we cannot help but think that a sporting representation of Californian smoking in the great form that it is presented will be needed, to shake things up a bit in Nevada, and who knows, in the near future, professionalize the noble art in the Olympic Games.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Flame of God (Murilo Jambeiro de Oliveira) Brazil, August 18, 2024. Recently, as an honorary member of the International Olympic Committee, I was very surprised to observe that the noble art of Olympic boxing, which has always been one of my favorites, including because of its amateurism (everyone must know that Latinos have always valued<\/p>\n