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Vogue's Depiction of Female Athletes? Last Place
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[Huffington Post Canada (blog)] - Marlen Esparza recently became the first American female boxer to qualify for the London Olympics, as women's boxing is making its first appearance in the upcoming summer games. In the flyweight division, Esparza beat out Luu Thi Duyen during the
Teenager Claressa Shield Qualifies for London as Two US Boxers Move On to the ...
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[BoxingNews24.com] - Shields joins flyweight Marlen Esparza (Houston, Texas) in qualifying for the Olympic Games in London. As all of the boxers from the American continent lost on the same day, the top two finishers were determined by how their opponents placed in
Jays' Lawrie suspended four games
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[Boston.com] - Flyweight Marlen Esparza became the first American female boxer to qualify for the London Olympics, beating Luu Thi Duyen of Vietnam in the second round of the Women's World Championships in Qinhuangdao, China In the MLS, Dwayne De Rosario scored
women boxers – cause for celebration or alarm?
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[Washington Post (blog)] - A 22-year-old from Houston, Marlen Esparza, has become the first American female boxer to qualify for the London Olympics. Women are competing in three weight divisions compared to 10 for the men. It's a milestone for sure, but is it progress when
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