It’s been a long time coming but one of San Antonio’s favorite boxers is making his return.
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“I’m so excited since I haven’t fought back at home since 2020,” Barrios told KSAT 12 Sports on Friday. “Knowing that I can make my comeback fight back at home, I’m just excited to end this layoff. It’s been a full year since I last fought. It’s been the longest layoff and I’m itching to get back for awhile now. It being back home makes it that much better.”
Barrios has a new trainer, Bob Santos, who works out of Las Vegas, Nevada, where Barrios has been training since September. The former world champ had spent years working out of the Bay Area in California with trainer Virgil Hunter before he decided to make changes last year after his loss to Keith Thurman.
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