The boxing community is mourning the tragic loss of Arturo Gatti Jr., the 17-year-old son of the legendary boxer Arturo “Thunder” Gatti. Arturo Jr. was discovered dead in his apartment in Mexico City, where he lived with his mother, Amanda Rodrigues. At this time, authorities have not publicly disclosed the cause of death, leaving family, fans, and the boxing world in deep sorrow and shock. The World Boxing Association (WBA) confirmed the heartbreaking news on social media, expressing their condolences and honoring the young boxer’s promising future. “The WBA and the entire boxing world mourn the loss of Arturo Gatti Jr. His journey was only just beginning, but his spirit will live on. He is now reunited with his legendary father among the stars,” the organization stated. Arturo Gatti Jr. had been training vigorously in Mexico City, hoping to follow in the footsteps of his…
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