Williams Lake boxers steal the show at Rumble #35 in Quesnel

A sellout crowd enjoyed Rumble #35 in Quesnel on Saturday (May 2) night.
It was hosted by the local 2 Rivers Boxing Club at the Bouchie Lake Hall.
There were 10 bouts in total, and it was a good night for Williams Lake fighters.
Cain Olson won by unanimous decision over his opponent Colten Bilachuck from Prince George, and Sonny Altraus won by decision as well against Dominic Mclean from Fort Nelson.
The youngest boxers were from the Cariboo as well as Sawyer Cooper from 2 Rivers in Quesnel and Marcus Buxbaum from Williams Lake, both 10, stepped into the ring for an exhibition.
The ‘fight of the night’ was awarded to a couple of out-of-town fighters as Tanzeel Sait from the Queensborough Boxing Club out of Surrey, defeated Kanaan Woodrow from Prince George.
Several other Quesnel competitors were on the card for exhibitions including Melissa O’Flynn, Dan Mott, Ethan Barthalot and Jacob White.

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