‘Bad Blood’ card to rile up boxers

Four The Hard Way! Shawn Corbin, Dexter ‘De Kid Marques, Dexter ‘The Cobra’ Gonsalves and debutant, James Moore pose for a photo following yesterday’s press briefing at the Giftland Mall. (See page 25)

Following a relatively quiet 2017, professional boxing is back with a bang in 2018.

Fight fans mark your calendars for January 20.

On that date, a knockout night of boxing dubbed ‘Bad Blood’ (Mala Sangre) is scheduled to kick off the year’s proceedings.

According to the organizers from the Guyana Boxing Board of Control (GBBC) and NexGen Global Marketing, a 44-round international five-fight card will be uncorked to quench the boxing thirst of the public…..

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