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Still patta Boy taken in Milan, Italy by @onemanarmyomzo

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Forever on some flyshit (final result) taken in Milan, Italy by @onemanarmyomzo

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Why a n*gga can’t get this money
and Fuck this bitches ?
@bu_bu_7te
#scaredmoneydontmakemoney💸 taken in Milan, Italy by @onemanarmyomzo

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Some shots from the backstage of the video of “prima” by @goodbyemarco_
Shot by @mistermacri taken in Milan, Italy by @onemanarmyomzo

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Get light with it taken in Chinatown, Milan by @onemanarmyomzo

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Pretty face easy Zo taken in Milan, Italy by @onemanarmyomzo

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Eravamo uniti e condividevamo di più prima di ChatGPT, dei reels e il ghosting tattico. by @onemanarmyomzo

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Grazie ma ❤️ taken in Milan, Italy by @onemanarmyomzo

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Its show time im born to shine
S/o to @middle_ground_center
For gettin me involved in this experience
S/o to @milo_olko thank you so much
Imma see yall soon for the next fashion week
For a next episode truss me taken in Milan, Italy by @onemanarmyomzo

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In Senegal, there is a saying: “Nit nitay garabam” — a person is another person’s remedy. Our lives are shaped, for better or worse, by those around us. For Battling Siki, born Louis M’barick Fall in 1897 in Saint-Louis, this truth defined his path. From mentors who built his skills, to crowds that lifted him, and forces that tried to drag him down, his story was a fight shaped by people as much as by punches.

Brought to France as a child in the care of a French actress, Siki entered the ring at 15. His rise paused during World War I, when he served with distinction in the French Army, earning the Croix de Guerre and Médaille Militaire. Returning to boxing, he developed a relentless “windmill” style and built a strong record.

On September 24, 1922, at Paris’s Buffalo Velodrome, he faced world and European light heavyweight champion Georges Carpentier. Contemporary reports describe how Siki floored Carpentier twice before knocking him out in the sixth round. Initially disqualified, he was reinstated after crowd protests, becoming the first African-born world boxing champion.

Flamboyant and outspoken, Siki drew headlines for his lavish spending, pet lion, and refusal to stay silent about racism or boxing corruption. On March 17, 1923, he defended his title against Irishman Mike McTigue in Dublin during the Irish Civil War. Fighting in poor weather, with gunfire reportedly audible, Siki lost by controversial decision.

After losing his European title, he moved to the United States but failed to reclaim top form. On December 15, 1925, aged 28, he was found shot twice in the back in New York’s Hell’s Kitchen. His death was ruled a homicide; the case remains unsolved.

Brief though it was, Siki’s career broke barriers and defied injustice. He lived the truth of “Nit nitay garabam” shaped by allies, adversaries, and the battles they brought leaving a legacy that still inspires.

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Written by @chrisfrankz In Senegal, there’s a saying: “Nit nitay garabam” — a person is another person’s remedy. For Battling Siki, born Louis M’barick Fall in 1897 in Saint-Louis, this truth shaped his journey. Brought to France as a child, he served with distinction in World War I before returning to boxing. On Sept. 24, 1922, Siki stunned Georges Carpentier with a sixth-round KO, becoming the first African-born world champion. Flamboyant and outspoken, he defied racism and corruption. After losing his title in 1923, his career declined. On Dec. 15, 1925, aged 28, he was found shot dead in New York. His courage left a lasting legacy. taken in Saint-Louis, Sénégal by @onemanarmyomzo

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Still your Boy Zo x @samsa_g_tuchwaren taken in Munich, Germany by @onemanarmyomzo

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Me for @rodney_vsn
“Summer capsule 25”

Verano de terror 🥵 taken in Milan, Italy by @onemanarmyomzo

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