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Better Opportunity for Talent (BOFT). | SMN News

October 6, 2019

Better Opportunity for Talent (BOFT). | SMN News
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Kickboxers Josefina and Blijd to Show Skills at Pre-St. Maarten Day World Kickboxing Competition

PHILIPSBURG:--- Shanice Josefina and Lennart Blijd are both professional fighters from Amsterdam the capital of the Netherlands. Josefina and Blijd both fight for Sityodtong Muay Thai and Kickboxing Amsterdam and are trained by the brothers Paul and Vincent Pengel.
Preparations continue by the Better Opportunity for Talent (BOFT) for its pre-St. Maarten Day World Kickboxing Competition will take place on Sunday, November 10 at the L.B. Scott Sports Auditorium on the Pondfill.
Milton Ottley said that fighters from around the region will be


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