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Mar 15, 2020 Sports
The Guyana Boxing Association yesterday advised gyms under its affiliation to halt all non-essential activity for the next two weeks.
This is to assist in curbing the spread of the Corona Virus. GBA president Steve Ninvalle dispatched a letter to all head of gyms calling for the immediate halt to sparring and non-essential activity.
“With the threat of the Corona Virus the executive of the Guyana Boxing Association has put on hold all competitions until further notice. We ask that there be an immediate halt to sparring and non essential training. The executive wishes to thank all parties for their expected compliance,” the letter to the gym heads stated.
In addition, the GBA is forced to postpone the hosting of the Carifta Tournament which was scheduled for April 11 to 13 in Guyana. Several Caribbean countries had already signaled their intention of participating. Just recently, the spread of the Carona Virus forced the International Olympic Committee to cancel the AMBC Olympic Boxing Qualifier billed for Argentina from March 26 to April 3.
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