BTC today announced its support of the second annual Caribbean Boxing Showdown event. BTC will Title Sponsor the event scheduled to take place on December 16th.
Organizer and former Heavy Weight, Renaldo Minus, thanked BTC for its support noting, “This is truly BTC country. We are grateful that the company has come on board for a second time. We look forward to a “heavy weight explosion” in the next few weeks. I want to propel our boxers as high as they can go, and as long as we have BTC with us, the sky is the limit.”
Chief Leon Williams, flanked by Meacher “Major Pain” Major and Bernard Rolle, top contenders for the upcoming Caribbean Showdown Event.
“On behalf of the five hundred plus team members of BTC, we are proud to be your partner and we wish you well as you put on the Caribbean Boxing Showdown event. BTC has supported a number of sporting disciplines over the years and just last week we announced our partnership with FIFA as they host the Beach Soccer World Cup on Bahamian soil next year,” said Leon Williams, CEO.
The Caribbean Boxing Showdown event will take place on December 16th at the Kendal Isaacs Gymnasium. It will feature a “showdown” with The Bahamas and Haiti. Meacher “Major Pain” Major, the country’s locally undefeated champ, will participate in the Main Event.
BTC Executives and Sports Nutrition Team flanked by the “Ring Girls”. Left to Right: “Ring Girl, Meacher “Major Pain” Major, Renaldo Minus (Organizer & Former Heavy Weight), Leon Williams (BTC CEO), Janet Brown (BTC CMO), Alban Smith (CIO), Katrina Aziz (Organizer) and Bernard Rolle.
ABOUT BTC: BTC is the first quad play provider in The Bahamas. The company offers a full suite of landline, internet, mobile and television services allowing customers to stay connected throughout The Bahamas. BTC is deeply rooted in community and supports a wide range of culture, youth, education and sporting initiatives. These include Junkanoo, Bahamas Junkanoo Carnival, IAAF/BTC World Relays and CARIFTA. BTC maintains a four year scholarship program with The University of The Bahamas and provides funding for the University’s endowment fund. Just recently, the company signed an agreement for the establishment of an Innovation Lab at the University. The company is jointly owned by Liberty Global and The Government of The Bahamas.
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