He vowed he would never box again – not after he cracked his opponent’s rib with a tremendous blow, but this time it is personal and Frazer “Scarface Harry” McLean has come out of retirement to show Big G who’s boss when they meet in the ring at Barrydale Fight tomorrow (Saturday).
“We are delighted to confirm this match-up between two fighters who will undoubtedly bring some exhilarating energy to the event,” Barrydale Panic Room promoter Conroy Williams said at the weigh-in which took place at News62 headquarters this week.
“These men are braver than most and just the fact that they have agreed to participate in this community initiative goes to show just how much people care about this beautiful place we call home,” Williams added.
As for Frazer who will head into his bout as the underdog – yes everybody loves the underdog – this fight marks the first time since last year’s Fight Night that he will be able to test out the boxing gloves he won in the raffle draw.
“We are blessed that the business community of Barrydale have once again sponsored several amazing prizes that will be revealed at this year’s raffle draw. Thanks guys.”
Persons who have purchased a ticket to the event qualifies for a free boerewors roll or hamburger and their ticket will be entered into the raffle draw.
Live entertainment confirmed
More exciting news is that some of Barrydale’s top musicians – Chris and his crew as well as Reuben Hart – have prepared a mind blowing halftime show.
They have also prepared a few songs to play at the conclusion of the big fights and have officially challenged Ozzy and the Saloon Dogs to a Battle of the Bands showdown.
In other news, the Jazz Monkeys Band need to consider hiring a booking agent as it is becoming nearly impossible to find them.
Back the second edition of Barrydale Fight Night, it is important to note that funds raised at this event will go towards the construction of a clubhouse turned dojo where several extramural activities in town will be practised.
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Williams said that his goal is to raise R200 000 over the next two years for the construction of said structure behind the tennis court of the recreational club.
Persons interested in donating to this cause can contact Williams directly on 073 160 1338.
He requested that you get in touch before tomorrow’s fights as he will be very occupied in his highlighly anticipated showdown with Prendell “Pricko” Crouwcamp.
Ladies and gents, this will be the real deal so whatever you do this weekend, do not miss this fight.
