Kiggwe into boxing
Dec 30, 2005
KAMPALA City Council Football Club (KCC) manager Badru Kiggwe has decided to try his hand at boxing, and has entered a team for the Seniors Championships that start on January 1.
By Swalley Kenyi
KAMPALA City Council Football Club (KCC) manager Badru Kiggwe has decided to try his hand at boxing, and has entered a team for the Seniors Championships that start on January 1.
“I am a former boxer at Naguru and I love the sport. I had to get a club of my own because it is easier to manage unlike football, where you spend a lot,†Kiggwe said.
Kiggwe said he bought one of the three boxing teams owned by his KCC FC assistant manager, Sam ‘Don King’ Lukanga for a fee he did not disclose. He changed the club’s name from Makindye, to Kiggwe Boxing Club.
The Uganda Amateur Boxing Federation event is however been hit by a financial crisis and is in doubt.
KAMPALA City Council Football Club (KCC) manager Badru Kiggwe has decided to try his hand at boxing, and has entered a team for the Seniors Championships that start on January 1.
“I am a former boxer at Naguru and I love the sport. I had to get a club of my own because it is easier to manage unlike football, where you spend a lot,†Kiggwe said.
Kiggwe said he bought one of the three boxing teams owned by his KCC FC assistant manager, Sam ‘Don King’ Lukanga for a fee he did not disclose. He changed the club’s name from Makindye, to Kiggwe Boxing Club.
The Uganda Amateur Boxing Federation event is however been hit by a financial crisis and is in doubt.