Vikapita Meroro (born 21 November 1981 in

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. He is a light heavyweight boxer and has fought for the WBC Youth World

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/ref> Vikapita Meroro began his first fighting experience with professionals. He beat Elijah Kwenaetsile with a points victory. He encountered Ukrainian Stanislav Kashtanov for the WBC Youth World super middleweight title and lost in Kashtanov's homeland and home city

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