Another one who had a dream quarantine: Manny Resano

One tube after another with few people in the water and the occasional heavy bomb on the outside of Popoyo

July 30, 2020

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If in Mavericks, with the cold, vest and hood he takes down some bombs, when he is at home in Nicaragua, Manny Resano is in 100% confidence mode.

And if it is a pandemic, with few people in the water and one tube coming out after the other, the bombs do not stop coming in, one after the other, the Argentine and Nicaraguan bring out the best in their arsenal.

Manny is a beast and this video makes that clear.

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