The Police Boxing team is ramping up its efforts to defend their title at the upcoming Ratu Sukuna Bowl competition, showcasing a robust commitment to their preparation. With the event drawing nearer, the team is engaged in intensive training sessions, embodying confidence as they prepare to face their traditional rival, the Army.
Team Manager Saimoni Bebenisala expressed the team’s readiness, saying, “At this point, our boys have prepared well for this year’s competition. It will be a good competition as we can see our brothers in the Army camp are also preparing well to try and take the title from us this year.” This sentiment highlights the fierce rivalry between the two teams, both of which are eager to prove their prowess.
Reflecting on last year’s triumph, which coincided with the Force’s 150th-anniversary celebrations, Bebenisala emphasized the motivation that spurs the team: “We are the current holders and we have been training hard to ensure we get to keep it again this year.” The pride and dedication of the Fiji Police Force resonate within every bout, with each punch representing their commitment.
The 2025 Sukuna Bowl boxing and cricket competition is scheduled to kick off on Monday, featuring a total of 15 sports. This event is a major highlight in the sporting calendar for Fiji, promising an exciting showcase of talent and sportsmanship that emphasizes unity and community involvement.
Previously, the Police boxing team has excelled in competitions, with standout performances from team captain Jone Davule, who has been instrumental in leading his team. Their ongoing preparation and determination suggest an exhilarating showdown is on the horizon, not only for the competitors but for the community that passionately supports them. The excitement mounts as fans eagerly anticipate the thrilling matches, which are sure to foster a greater sense of community through the spirit of sportsmanship.