US EditionKickboxing organisers aim to unite Maloney, one punch at a time - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
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Kickboxing organisers aim to unite Maloney, one punch at a time - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
IN an effort to promote peace and love in Maloney, a series of kickboxing events began on June 1 at Building 18 carpark. The first event saw hundreds of people turn up to cheer the competitors. Clips of the event have gone viral on social media with several dramatic knockouts. The initiative follows boxing bouts held in Sea Lots a few years ago, which were supported by boxing promoter Buxo Potts and soca artiste Swappi, who grew up in that commu…
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