Filipino Boxing Prospect Gerald Rustia
FilAm Boxing Prospect from Kennel Boxing Gym Gerald Rustia talks about how he got into the sport of boxing. The Middleweight prospect says his favorite boxers are Sergio Martinez and Manny Pacquiao.
Rustia also says he is proud to be a Filipino.
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