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Kenya Police Boxing Club has fastened its grip on the National Boxing League leadership after topping in their third out of four legs that have been played so far. After the fourth leg that was concluded in Mombasa this past weekend, Kenya Police are now on 109 points, 16 points ahead of the KDF Boxing Team. Despite missing the first leg, Nairobi sits fourth in the standings. Police won a massive 8 categories out of 17 to collect 31 points. KDF won a paltry 2 categories despite having boxers in many finals to amass 20 points
Police Boxing Club tops in Mombasa 4th league leg
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