Hit Squad to start training after next week's Kisumu leg
The final leg will be held at Ofafa Memorial Hall from Thursday to Saturday, an official has confirmed...
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The Kenyan national boxing team, Hit Squad, is set to begin residential training for the Elite World Men Boxing Championships in Dubai (December 2-13) after the final leg of the National Boxing League in Kisumu next week.
- The final leg of the National Boxing League will be held at Ofafa Memorial Hall from Thursday to Saturday.
- Boxing Federation of Kenya Secretary General David Munuhe confirmed the new dates to allow for league completion before the global championships.
- The team anticipates sending a full contingent of 13 boxers to the championships.
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