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Pryce Sparrow delivers an uppercut to a springbag during

Pryce Sparrow delivers an uppercut to a springbag during

Pryce Sparrow delivers an uppercut to a springbag during training in the garage gym that his father/coach Kelvin Sparrow designed for him. Pryce is training for the Junior Olympic Boxing Regionals being held in... More

Pryce Sparrow jumps rope in preparation for his boxing

Pryce Sparrow jumps rope in preparation for his boxing

Pryce Sparrow jumps rope in preparation for his boxing bouts in Junior Olympic Regionals in Toledo, Ohio over Memorial Day weekend.

Pryce Sparrow hits the heavy bag in preparation for

Pryce Sparrow hits the heavy bag in preparation for

Pryce Sparrow hits the heavy bag in preparation for the Junior Olympic Regionals in Toledo, Ohio over Memorial Day weekend

Pryce Sparrow works ‘’the mitts” with his father during

Pryce Sparrow works ‘’the mitts” with his father during

Pryce Sparrow works ‘’the mitts” with his father during his training for the Junior Olympic Regionals in Toledo, Ohio over Memorial Day weekend.

Pryce Sparrow works ‘’the mitts” with his father during

Pryce Sparrow works ‘’the mitts” with his father during

Pryce Sparrow works ‘’the mitts” with his father during his training for the Junior Olympic Regionals in Toledo, Ohio over Memorial Day weekend.

Pryce Sparrow hits the speed bag during his training

Pryce Sparrow hits the speed bag during his training

Pryce Sparrow hits the speed bag during his training for the Junior Olympic Regionals in Toledo, Ohio over Memorial Day weekend.

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