Syracuse native Amir Anderson, right, reacts to being declared USA Boxing's champion at 156 pounds at the national championships in Shreveport, Louisiana. Dec. 11, 2021. Photo by Chris BurnsSyracuse, N.Y. – Syracuse native Amir “Cash” Anderson is the 2021 USA Boxing youth champion at 156 pounds.Anderson, 17, won a 3-2 decision Saturday in Shreveport, Louisiana,

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