PHOTO: ‘Lick’ him!
Jamaica’s Sakimo Mullings (left) connects a telling body blow to the midriff of Guyana’s Revlon Lake during the opening match of the 2014 Wray & NephewContender Boxing Series at the Chinese Benevolent Association auditorium on Wednesday night. Mullings won the bout by knockout in the fourth round.(PHOTO: HURBUN WILLIAMS) .
boxing, Sports
March 20, 2014

PHOTO: ‘Lick’ him!

Jamaica’s Sakimo Mullings (left) connects a telling body blow to the midriff of Guyana’s Revlon Lake during the opening match of the 2014 Wray & Nephew Contender Boxing Series at the Chinese Benevolent Association Auditorium on Wednesday night. Mullings won the bout by knockout in the fourth round of the contest. Referee Barrington Graham (partly hidden) keeps a close watch. (PHOTO: HURBUN WILLIAMS)

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