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Caribbean Boxing Organization announces inaugural Boxing Day showdown in Guyana

Aug 29, 2025 Sports

Kaieteur Sports – The Caribbean fight scene is set to ignite this holiday season as the Caribbean Boxing Organization (CBO) officially announces its first-ever regional professional boxing showcase, scheduled for Boxing Day, December 26th, 2025, in Georgetown, Guyana.

The newly formed CBO, a collective of leading boxing promoters from across the Caribbean, aims to elevate professional combat sports in the region by uniting top talent, creating larger platforms, and delivering world-class events to Caribbean fans. The organization is currently comprised of promoters representing Guyana, Barbados, Trinidad & Tobago, St. Maarten, The Bahamas, Jamaica, St. Lucia, Grenada and Curaçao, each bringing their fighters and expertise to the ring.

The Boxing Day event will be spearheaded by Bris-O Promotions, the CBO’s Guyanese representative, and promises an electrifying night of Caribbean boxing excellence. Fans can expect 5–6 high-stakes professional matchups featuring some of the region’s most dynamic and accomplished fighters, alongside 2–4 thrilling amateur bouts showcasing the next generation of boxing talent.

Speaking on the upcoming event, a CBO spokesperson shared: “This event is expected to attract boxing fans from across the Caribbean and beyond, uniting the region through sport while shining a spotlight on its elite athletes. With the combined efforts of CBO member promoters, the Boxing Day card is poised to deliver non-stop action, unforgettable moments, and the start of an annual tradition celebrating Caribbean boxing excellence.”

Event Details:

* Event: CBO Boxing Day Showdown

* Date: Thursday, December 26th, 2025

* Location: Georgetown, Guyana

* Promoter: Bris-O Promotions, on behalf of the Caribbean Boxing Organization

Fight announcements, ticket details, and broadcast information will be released in the coming weeks. Boxing fans are encouraged to follow the CBO’s official channels when released, for updates as the Caribbean prepares for one of the most electrifying sporting events of the year.

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