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Intro. Dimitri Volkov lived in one of the poorest orphanages in Russia, until he grew up and at the age of 7 he was taken to a school where he studied with other children. But when he reached the age of 12, he began a life that was not worthy. Not having anyone to take care of him, he began to do it on his own, stealing, reselling, fighting and sometimes swindling. He was soon detained in a clandestine prison and there his career was born: boxing and martial arts. He fought with other prisoners illegally, betting money and fighting dangerous opponents. He hated losing and was never going to allow that to happen. At 16 he was released from prison and returned to school where he used to go to study.
Inside this school, there was a room where balls, rackets, ropes, etc. that the children used in physical education were kept. He bought his punching bag and started training. Now at 28 years old, he continues to dedicate himself to fighting clandestinely.
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Intro. Dimitri Volkov lived in one of the poorest orphanages in Russia, until he grew up and at the age of 7 he was taken to a school where he studied with other children. But when he reached the age of 12, he began a life that was not worthy. Not having anyone to take care of him, he began to do it on his own, stealing, reselling, fighting and sometimes swindling. He was soon detained in a clandestine prison and there his career was born: boxing and martial arts. He fought with other prisoners illegally, betting money and fighting dangerous opponents. He hated losing and was never going to allow that to happen. At 16 he was released from prison and returned to school where he used to go to study.
Inside this school, there was a room where balls, rackets, ropes, etc. that the children used in physical education were kept. He bought his punching bag and started training. Now at 28 years old, he continues to dedicate himself to fighting clandestinely.
dimitri Volkov
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dimitri Volkov