Bulldog makes Kamanga their project
Paul Kamanga will feature in the Bulldog Projects Malice at the Palace Box n Dine.
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SOUTHERN-based Bulldog Projects has taken a step into the boxing world and has put their trust on young up and coming Paul Kamanga of the South to sponsor him in his endeavours in his boxing career.
“I have been a boxing fan for almost 42 years and follow the sport for many years,” said Mike Book, Managing Director of Bulldog Projects, “I was approached by his trainer, Anton Gilmore, to sponsor Kamanga and had no doubt in my mind that I want to put something back in the sport.
“I am extremely satisfied with Paul. He is well trained and in a good condition. This is the time for him to fly and I will support him. But other than that I see a need for us (businesses) to put something back into the community. This is also a social responsibility from all in the South.”
Bulldog projects will also have their first step in the boxing fraternity when they will be sponsoring the first Box ‘n Dine at Emperors Palace, Bulldog Projects Malice at the Palace. The event takes place on Wednesday April 23. Boxing starts at 19:00. Tickets available at Jeff Ellis from African Ring on 078 457 3030.
Paul Kamanga will also fight under the sponsorship of Bulldog Projects. He will face Adam de Moor from Hot Box Gym. They will be in action in the junior welterweight division over ten rounds as the undercard for Martin Murray from the UK and Ishmeal Tetteh from Ghana in the international middleweight division over ten rounds.