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Apr 30, 2025 Sports
Kaieteur Sports- The Caribbean Boxing Organization (CBO) was formally established on April 27 & 28, 2025, during a meeting of prominent boxing promoters at Rendezvous Ridge in Barbados.
The Attendees included:
– Mr. Bobby Ottley (St. Maarten)
– Mr. Ronald Als (Barbados)
– Mr. Seon Bristol (Guyana)
– Mr. Dexter Patterson (Guyana)
– Ms. Mariam Bynoe (Barbados)
The Executive Members of the CBO are:
– President: Mr. Seon Bristol (Guyana)
– Vice President: Mr. Bobby Ottley (St. Maarten) –
– Secretary: Mr. Ronald Als (Barbados)
– Assistant Secretary: Ms. Miriam Bynoe (Barbados)
-Executive Member: Mr. Dexter Patterson (Guyana)
Following the formation, the group held discussions with the Executive of the Barbados Boxing Board and engaged the President of the Barbados Boxing Association to outline the objectives and the foundational principles of the organization.
The CBO has scheduled its second meeting during a boxing promotion in St Maarten on August 30, 2025. A subsequent meeting is planned to take place in Guyana with the date to be announced.
The establishment of the CBO aims to promote and develop boxing across the Caribbean region, fostering cooperation among member nations, organizing regional championships and elevating the sport’s profile in the Caribbean.
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