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KDF hoping to close gap as they eye National Boxing League title

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KDF's Anthony Mutua and Francis Kimanzi (left) of Dallas fight for the Kenya Open Boxing Championship title at Green Park, Nairobi. April 3, 2024. [File, Standard]

Defending champions Kenya Defence Forces are keen to close the gap between them and former champions Kenya Police in the fight to retain the National Boxing League title.

Kenya Police are leading the table standings with 42 points after the second leg of the league championships, which was hosted in Mombasa last weekend.

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