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Kenyan boxers looking forward to a fruitful year

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Christine Ongare (red) of Team Kenya competes against Priyanka Dhillon (blue) of Team Canada during the Women's Boxing Over 45kg-48kg Minimum-weight Quarter-Final on day six of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games at NEC Arena on August 03, 2022 in Birmingham, England. (Kelly Ayodi, Standard)

After a mixed performance in 2022, Kenyan boxers hope to learn from their past dismal performance to improve ratings in international boxing championships this year.

As Kenya hopes to take part in upcoming nine global events, both the players and boxing officials are determined to perform better.

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