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Nov 16, 2017 Sports
Business entity, Fitness Express, located at John and Sheriff Streets in Campbellville, has maintained its support for the Stage of Champions body building show which is set for Saturday at the Theatre Guild, Kingston.
Managing Director of the company, Jamie Mc Donald handed over his entity’s contribution to Promoter Videsh Sookram and noted that his entity was pleased to once again be associated with the show which will attract some of the best athletes in Guyana and other Caribbean countries as they battle each other for lucrative prizes in body building, men’s physique and bikini categories.
Sookram expressed thanks to Mc Donald for his entity’s continued commitment to the show and promised that it would be a night to remember. Competitors from Dutch and French St. Maarten, Trinidad and Tobago, Anguilla, Suriname, Barbados and Curacao are expected to compete.
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