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Back Circle Captain, Stephon Reynolds, collected the first place prize monies from Magnum Brand Manager, Jamal Baird, in the presence of teammates and supporters.

Pernell Schultz of Bent Street received the second place prize money from Magnum Brand Manager, Jamal Baird.
Kaieteur News – Back Circle was crowned the Magnum Tonic Wine ‘Unfinished Business’ Champion, defeating powerhouse Bent Street on Saturday evening at the National Park tarmac, Thomas Lands.
The East Ruimveldt outfit prevailed 4-0 in a clinical display. Jermaine Beckles and Stephon Reynolds recorded respective doubles to dismiss the highly touted Bent Street outfit in a final witnessed by a large crowd.
With the result, Back Circle walked away $300,000, while Bent Street pocketed $150,000. In the third place playoff, Sparta Boss bested Gold is Money 4-1. Due to the outcome, Sparta Boss pocketed $100,000, while Gold is Money walked away with $50,000.
In the earlier semi-final round, Back Circle downed Gold is Money 4-2, whilst Bent Street squeaked past fierce rival Sparta Boss 3-2.
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