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'He drove fours hours to see me fight' | McKenna's friendship with Kendrick Lamar

'He drove fours hours to see me fight' | McKenna's friendship with Kendrick Lamar
Sky Sports Football Tuesday 23 June 2026, 15:54 UTC 1 min read
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Aaron McKenna talks about his unlikely friendship with Kendrick Lamar after meeting at a training session with his brother.

Aaron McKenna talks about his unlikely friendship with Kendrick Lamar after meeting at a training session with his brother. [Image text:] adda cK sky sports BOXING
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