Latest update April 1st, 2025 5:37 PM
More $$$ support for HRC
Adedayo Wrights (right), Customs Broker at Akbar Auto Sales, hands over his entities contribution to HRC Sponsorship & Finance Officer Dexter Garnett.
Studio 2000, Shell Boss Mining & Akbar Auto Sales on board
With just over two weeks to go before the night of reckoning at the Second Hugh Ross Classic Bodybuilding and Fitness Championships, the latest entities throwing their financial weight behind the completion are Studio 2000 Gym located at 142 Croal Street & United Nations Place, Shell Boss Mining of the Bartica Mall and Akbar Auto Sales, 3 North Road Bourda.
The Management of Studio 2000 in their statement said that as one of Guyana’s leading Gyms, they were pleased to be associated with the Hugh Ross Classis Bodybuilding & Fitness Championships, noting that it was the first time they are on board under new management.
“We will definitely be contributing annually towards this exciting championship which promotes the development of sports in Guyana. We also take this opportunity to inform the public that they can expect new things from studio 2000 in the near future.”
Among the areas of improvement will be the weights and abs room as well as the addition of a cardiovascular room on the third floor. Improved rates are also in the making. “We are grateful to be on board and wish all involved continued success.”
Head of Shell Boss Mining Terrance Adams said it was a pleasure being a part of the HRC and is looking forward to keen contests on competition night.
Customs Broker at Akbar Auto Sales Adedayo Wrights also expressed delight in partnering with the HRC Committee for the show. He said that Akbar Auto Sales has always done their bit to support sports and its development in Guyana and they will continue to maintain that obligation to the nation.
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