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    Four local boxing clubs compete in Port Alfred tournament

    Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerNovember 16, 2022Updated:November 16, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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    Port Alfred based Mandisi Tyabazayo of Masibambisane Boxing club (red) with Qhama Dzedze of Masibambane BC.

    By CHRIS TOTOBELA

    All roads led to Jawuka Hall in Port Alfred this past Saturday. Port Alfred-based Masibambisane Boxing club, under the guidance of Monwabisi Hans, celebrated their first anniversary with a boxing tournament.

    Kenton boxing club from Ndlambe Municipality, Masibambane BC, Mfuzo BC, Thembalethu BC and Golden Gloves BC, all from Makhanda, participated in the tournament.

    There were many exciting bouts from both male and female contests. There were morale-boosting incentives for all those who did well on the day in the form of trophies, medals and specially-made belts. According to one of the locally based officials, Bulelani Ndwayana, the event was well organised. Both male and female local boxers gave their best against tough opponents and brought home some accolades.

    Iminam Nyaba of Thembalethu boxing club. Photo: supplied
    Boxing queen of the day Anelisa Zonke of Golden Gloves boxing club. Photo: supplied
    Boxing king of the day, Licebo Kwetani of Masibambane BC. Photo: supplied
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