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Kenya Police take no prisoners in boxing league battle

Martin Oduor (in a red jersey)of the Kenya Police ABC attempts to follow Isaac Meja (in a blue jersey) from the KDF ABC after sending him to the canvas in their bantam wight category during the Sportpesa Boxing Kenya National League Leg one at the Modern Fitness Boxing Lounge in Mombasa, April 14, 2016. Meja won the bout by points. [PHOTO BY GIDEON MAUNDU/STANDARD].

Defending champions Kenya Police returned to the top of National Boxing League table standings after winning the fourth leg at Mulu Mutisya grounds in Machakos over the weekend.

After the result, police have 73 points, nine better than second-placed KDF with 64 points. Kenya Prisons are third with 35, Oscar Kassongo Sports Academy (OKSA) 22, Kentract 16, Coast Combined 15 and Thika 12 points.

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