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Paul cleared to fight; Canelo, Strickland, others on wish list

ESPN about 21 hours 1 mins read
Jake Paul, who has been cleared to resume fighting after recovering from a broken jaw, has a list of big names he'd like to face in boxing and MMA now that he's back.

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