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Josh Warrington fought on with a broken jaw to stop opponent and become a two-time world champion

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Josh Warrington had to show his toughness when he came up against Kiko Martinez last year. The pair engaged in a brutal battle over seven rounds for the IBF super featherweight world title, but it was Warrington who came out on top. Warrington stopped Martinez in the seventh round of their fightMark Robinson/Matchroom And regained his IBF world titleMark Robinson/Matchroom But, he suffered a broken jaw in the processJosh Warrington - Instagram…

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Josh Warrington fought on with a broken jaw to stop opponent and become a two-time world champion

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Josh Warrington fought on with a broken jaw to stop opponent and become a two-time world champion

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Josh Warrington fought on with a broken jaw to stop opponent and become a two-time world champion

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