White-collar boxing brings socialites and fans to Lonehill pub
Continuing for the 36th instalment of white-collar boxing, local residents and boxing fans got to enjoy nine fights at Lock Stock and Beer in Lonehill.
Isjeanne du Toit and Camilla Peter at the White-Collar Boxing fights at Lock, Stock and Beer in Lonehill. Photo: Khomotso Makgabutlane
World Boxing Entertainment (WBE) welcomed back another set of boxing matches at Lock Stock and Beer on August 31 where locals were treated to high-intensity matches.
Mack Rasehlo and Sthandile Majola wait for the White-Collar Boxing fights at Lock, Stock and Beer. Photo: Khomotso Makgabutlane
Nine matches were lined up to make the archetypal boxing fan ready for the WBE35 event in Lonehill. Each fight consisted of three rounds that lasted two minutes.
Rajan Murugan and Malachi Ross gear up for a night of boxing in Lonehill. Photo: Khomotso MakgabutlaneBoxer Sthandile Majola gets ready for his fight against Jason Rensburg at Lock, Stock and Beer in Lonehill. Photo: Khomotso Makgabutlane
For this week’s edition of People, Places and Faces, Fourways Review journalist Khomotso Makgabutlane got to attend the festivities and capture the moments where spectators and fighters waited eagerly for fights to begin. The last bout of fights will take place on October 26 at Lock, Stock and Beer.
Isjeanne du Toit attends the White-Collar Boxing fights at Lock, Stock and Beer in Lonehill. Photo: Khomotso MakgabutlaneAttendees Paula Bennetts, Nicole Ravenscroft and Hazel Hardie pause just before the White-Collar Boxing fights at Lock, Stock and Beer in Lonehill begin. Photo: Khomotso MakgabutlaneShaun MacLean, Team Sweat Box coaches Johnny Anthony and Heike ‘C-4’ Herselman are ready for the White-Collar Boxing fights in Lonehill. Photo: Khomotso MakgabutlaneJesse Smith attends the White-Collar Boxing fights at Lock, Stock and Beer in Lonehill. Photo: Khomotso Makgabutlane
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