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Ricky Funez knows boxing. He's been around the sport for nearly 20 years, working alongside such legends as Joe Goossen, Freddie Roach, Sugar Shane Mosley and James Toney, just to name a few.

But Ricky doesn't only work with stars, he dedicates lots of his time working with young fighters, especially gang members living in LA's San Fernando Valley by getting them off the streets and into the gym.

He does this because he knows all too well what the life of a gang member is all about. In this exclusive video, we visit Funez as he trains 15-year-old boxing prodigy and nephew Juan Funez at the Goossen gym in Van Nuys.

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Elie Seckbach, the Embedded Correspondent, brings his exclusive video reporting to FanHouse. Check back regularly for more videos.

Sports icon Mike Tyson has a reputation that precedes him, but things aren't always as they seem. In "Tyson", a brand new tell-all documentary directed by James Toback and produced by Carmelo Anthony, Iron Mike -- who at his prime was the fear of all heavyweights -- opens up and shares some personal stories that no one ever knew about him. We were at the red-carpet premiere in L.A., and caught up with Michael Strahan (who has a funny story about being mistaken for Riddick Bowe), funnyman Tracy Morgan, Idris Elba (a.k.a. "Stringer Bell" from "The Wire"), Sugar Shane Mosley, and, naturally, Tyson as well.

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