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Wardley to Defend Title Against Dubois
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Vocabulary Translations· 9 words · 12 languages
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to keep a title by fighting
the official weighing before a sports match
doing a sport without being paid
the person you fight or play against
for office workers, not professional athletes
to make someone fall and stop fighting
the power to change someone's actions
the best person in a sport
a person who trains a player
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