By RICHARD MWANGIMore by this AuthorThe selection of boxers to represent Kenya in next year’s Commonwealth Games set for Gold Coast, Australia, from April 4-15, will be done in December. Boxing Association of Kenya (BAK) president, John Kameta, on Tuesday said that the performance of boxers in the national league will determine the top four pugilists per weight category, who will fight it out in the trials. A winner gets four points, losing finalists three and the two losing semi-finalists get a pointy each,” said Kameta. According to Musa Benjamin, the Nairobi County Boxing Association secretary and the Undugu Boxing Club coach, KDF recruited Meja from Undugu. Gicharu has represented the country in two successive Commonwealth Games in Delhi 2010 where he clinched silver and 2014 in Glasgow, Scotland where he settled for bronze.

Source: Daily Nation October 24, 2017 16:36 UTC