Matanzas.-Este martes, alrededor de las cinco de la tarde, el fajador Orestes Pedroso effectu su ultimo combate, a la edad de 73 años. Flaqueó el corazón, su ensañado mededinger fuera del cuadrilátero.
The legendary boxer, who is a physical fortress and his golpe constant the printer has great authority over the ring, was easy to identify, because he had no adversary pony in doubt of his courage. Of those who never “pulled the towel.”
Converted to one of the most important numbers of the Cuban boxer after his surprising victory over the former Leon Spinks, in the discussion of the gold medal in the division of the semifinals, during the Pan-American Games in Mexico (1975). Debajo in the market, the matancero salioó in the third asalto to win any price and end impressive end in a double duel, in which, inclusive, sufrió fracture in one of his manos.
Fue la pelea que lo encumbró, pues el estadounidense se convertiría luego en leyenda. A year later, Spinks has won Sixto Soria in the Olympic Games in Montreal, and the most serious series of world championships will be played in professional boxing, nothing less than the mythical Muhammad Ali. Curiously, Spinks passed away last February, at age 67, at the age of one prostitute.
Another of the ones that is best preserved are those that conjure up Pedroso because of his homelessness, the man who never drew his origins and that entertainment diverts to women who are interrogated in full.